bloquez

Bloquez is a French verb form derived from bloquer. It serves two main grammatical functions: as the present tense form for the second person plural (vous bloquez) in affirmative sentences, and as the imperative mood form for addressing one or more people (Bloquez!). In written form the imperative is used without a subject pronoun, as in Bloquez vos bloqueurs or simply Bloquez!

Meaning and usage

Bloquer means to block, obstruct, or seal off something, as well as to prevent access or movement. The sense can be physical (blocking a door, a street), practical (blocking a file or stream of data), or figurative (blocking someone’s attempts, blocking an account or funds). In digital and security contexts, bloquer is commonly used to describe actions such as blocking a user, blocking ads, or blocking access to a site or service. In finance or administration, bloquer un compte refers to freezing or restricting an account or funds. The noun blocage (blocking, obstruction) and the adjective bloqué/bloquée (blocked) are closely related.

Grammatical notes

Bloquez is part of the regular -er verb bloquer. The present indicative for vous is vous bloquez, and the imperfect, future, or other tenses use the standard conjugation patterns. The imperative Bloquez! is a command form. The related verbs débloquer (to unlock) and le substantif blocage (blockage) are commonly used in the same domain.

Examples

- Vous bloquez l’accès à ce fichier après 18 heures.

- Bloquez l’application pour éviter les notifications pendant le travail.

- Le système peut bloquer des requêtes suspectes et bloquer temporairement le compte.