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chock

A wedge or block of wood or rubber placed against a wheel to prevent a vehicle or aircraft from rolling. / To block or secure a wheel using a wedge to prevent movement.
NounTransitive Verb
pl: chockspast: chockedpp: chockeding: chocking

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To block or secure a wheel using a wedge to prevent movement.

Examples

Make sure to place a chock behind each tire before you start the repair.

The ground crew quickly removed the chock from the nose wheel.

Travel

I need to chock the wheels so the trailer does not roll down the driveway.

Wait, did you remember to chock the aircraft?

Travel

A heavy rubber chock kept the cargo plane stationary on the tarmac.

Travel

He reached down to chock the rear wheel of the truck.

He reached down to chock the rear wheel of the truck.

The plane cannot taxi until the chocks are pulled.

The plane cannot taxi until the chocks are pulled.

Travel

I should have used a larger chock for this steep incline.

I should have used a larger chock for this steep incline.

The mechanic decided to chock the vehicle for extra safety.

The mechanic decided to chock the vehicle for extra safety.

Phrasal Verbs

chock up

to secure a wheel with a block to prevent it from rolling

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