Translations for „chock-a-block“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

chock-a-block [ˌtʃɒkəˈblɒk, Am ˌtʃɑ:kəˈblɑ:k] ADJ

chock-a-block with people/sth

битко́м наби́тый

Usage examples with chock-a-block

chock-a-block with people/sth

битко́м наби́тый

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English

And that most cities have a chock-a-block cultural calendar.

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In the 1990s, hockey equipment shops were chock-a-block with brands.

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There were police, ambulance and fire and rescue here and the car park was chock-a-block.

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Cars of commuters, chock-a-block, moving slowly, relentlessly to the office.

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The victim's family lived on the breadline on a sliver of public land bordering a polluted canal chock-a-block with urban refuse.

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And just chock-a-block full of sailors, hunkered down in their perspiration and condensation.

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These six volumes are chock-a-block with many short, simple recipes that can be used as building blocks for other recipes.

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Sector 17, which used to chock-a-block with diners.

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So one isn't surprised when the program reveals itself as chock-a-block with venally scheming cardinals and other clergy.

thefederalist.com

The name chock-a-block was derived from the machine's ability to read data from blocks - which were just that, physical blocks painted different colours.

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