obstruct sb from doing sth 阻挠某人做某事
to block , block off
If business comprehensively endorsed the euro, as well as the government, he would "think it wholly unproductive for the mayor to obstruct" that although that was different from his personal view, Mr Norris added.
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It makes it a crime for anyone to "knowingly obstruct" another person's entry or exit from a health-care facility.
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Cisneros is charged with 18 counts of obstructing or attempting to obstruct justice, making false statements and concealing information from the FBI.
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