(bound form) strategic stronghold

(bound form) to block; to obstruct

stronghold; fort; fortification

(name) Sebastian

to stuff full; to cram in; packed tight; chock full

traffic jam

(slang) wow!; also pr. [wa1sei1]

Brussels, capital of Belgium

(name) Samuel

to clog up; blockage

(name) Spencer

Barcelona, Spain

to block; to clog

Seine

Ethiopia

piston

Serbia; Taiwan pr. [Se4er3wei2ya4]

Seville, city in Andalusia, Spain

cork; plug

earplug; earphone

Sierra Leone

Cyprus

Zelda (in Legend of Zelda video game)

to muddle through; to fob sb off; to beat around the bush; to dodge

Serb ethnic group (abbr. for 塞爾維亞族|塞尔维亚族[Sai4 er3 wei2 ya4 zu2])

Poseidon, god of the sea in Greek mythology

congestion; to block; to congest; to crowd; to choke; to cram; to fill up; to stuff; to take up all the space

to stop up; to close up; hard to get to; out of the way; inaccessible; unenlightened; blocking

border fort, esp. defending narrow valley

ice blockage; freezing of waterway

Ethiopia

(old) territories north of the Great Wall

(old) territories beyond the Great Wall

feeler gauge

honest and far-seeing

to get food stuck between one's teeth

to slip sb sth; to press sb to accept sth; to insert surreptitiously; to foist sth off on sb

to block one's ears (not wishing to hear)

Serbian language; Saka language

to carry out one's duties perfunctorily; to fulfill one's responsibility

(linguistics) plosive; stop

to fill up; to cram; to stuff

wall plug; screw anchor

variant of 擁塞|拥塞[yong1 se4]

see 安塞區|安塞区[An1 sai4 Qu1]

(coll.) to feel sick at heart; to feel stifled; to feel crushed

to repress; gloomy

to be clogged up; to be congested (traffic, computer network etc)

to stop; to block