clog


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clog
v. atascar, atorar, congestionar, constipar, entupir, obstruir, obturar, ocluir, opilar, tapar completamente, taparse, taquear; atascarse, atorarse, obstruirse; impedir
 
s. obstrucción, atasco; zueco, galocha, almadreña, zapato de madera, zoclo, chanclo

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clog
v.- trabar | tupir | ocluir | tapar | atorar | taponar | atascar | obstruir | atrancar | congestionar
s.- chanclo | oclusión

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clog1
(n.) = zueco, albarca.
Ex: One of the professors I work with wears an old pair of clogs all the time.
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* clever-clogs = listillo, sabihondo, sabelotodo.
* die with + Posesivo + clogs on = morir trabajando, morir con las botas puestas, morir al pie del cañón.
* pop + Posesivo + clogs = estirar la pata, morir, parmarlas, espicharla.
* splash + Posesivo + clogs = cambiarle el agua al canario.

 
clog2
(n.) = atasco, obstrucción.
Ex: Many malfunctions of diesel engines occur due to clogs in the fuel system caused by contamination of bacteria, fungi and yeast.

 
clog3
(v.) = saturar, obturar, colapsar, atrancarse.
Ex: This type of papers clog the system with already published ideas and impede the publication of new material.
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* clog up = obstruir, bloquear.
* unclog = desatascar, desatorar.