clogging

• Describe algo que bloquea u obstruye un paso, tubería o sistema, impidiendo el flujo normal o el funcionamiento.

Describes something that blocks or obstructs a passage, pipe, or system, preventing normal flow or function.

1. Blocking or obstructingB2informal

   Causing a blockage or hindrance to movement or flow.

   obstrucción

   • The clogging debris in the pipe caused a flood.
   • Clogging traffic made us late for the appointment.
   • The clogging dust in the filter reduced the air quality.

   Sinónimosblockingchokingjamming

   Antónimosclearingfreeingopening

• Sustantivo que designa la acción o el proceso de obstruir o bloquear un conducto, tubería o canal, o el hecho de quedar bloqueado o tapado; también puede referirse a la acumulación de material que impide el flujo o paso, frecuentemente en contextos técnicos o médicos.

A noun referring to the act or process of becoming blocked or obstructed, often used in technical or medical contexts.

incontable

1. Dance styleB2formal

   A type of folk dance characterized by the rhythmic striking of the feet, often performed in wooden-soled shoes.

   Clogging (danza)

   • Clogging is popular in Appalachian folk music traditions.
   • She learned clogging at a local dance studio.
   • The festival featured a lively clogging performance.

   Sinónimosclog danceclog dancing

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de obstruir o taponar un paso, tubería o sistema, o de quedar bloqueado u obstruido.

A verb used to indicate the act of blocking or obstructing a passage, pipe, or system, or becoming blocked.

1. Block or obstructB1formal

   To become blocked or obstructed, preventing normal flow or movement.

   obstruir, atascar

   • The drain is clogged with hair and soap.
   • Heavy traffic clogged the city streets during rush hour.
   • The pipe was clogged by debris from the storm.

   Sinónimosblockblock upchokecongestfill upjamobstructplugstop up

   Antónimosclearfreeopenunblockunclog

2. Fill up or congestB2informal

   To fill something so completely that it becomes blocked or slow.

   Obstruir u obstruirse

   • The inbox was clogged with spam emails.
   • The printer is clogged with paper jam.
   • The system is clogged with too many requests.

   Sinónimosblockchokecongestdamjamobstructoccludeplugstopstuff

   Antónimosclearfreeopenunblockunclog

Variantes phrasalclog up