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chock up

/tʃɒk ʌp/

Traducción: Verbo frasal que significa atribuir algo a una causa o razón determinada, a menudo usado en la expresión 'chock it up to' (atribuirlo a).

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verb

/tʃɒk ʌp/C1formal
  • esVerbo frasal que significa atribuir algo a una causa o razón determinada, a menudo usado en la expresión 'chock it up to' (atribuirlo a).

A phrasal verb meaning to attribute or ascribe something to a particular cause or reason, often used in the phrase 'chock it up to'.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

  1. formal

    To block or secure something, such as a wheel, with a chock to prevent movement.

    esCalzar (bloquear con una cuña)

    • The mechanic chocked up the wheels before working on the car.
    • They chocked up the trailer to keep it from rolling.
    • Always chock up the plane's wheels before loading cargo.

    Sinónimosblockbracechockpropscotchsecurewedge

  2. Fill or crowdinformal

    To fill a space completely, often to the point of being crowded or blocked.

    esAbarrotar, atestar

    • The room was chocked up with old furniture.
    • The shelves were chocked up with books and papers.
    • The hallway was chocked up with people waiting for the event.

    Sinónimosblockcramcrowdfilljampackstuff

    Antónimosclearemptyunblockunclog

Formas
  • chocked up past participle
  • chocked up past simple
  • chocking up present participle
  • chocks up third person singular

Verbo basechock