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gum up

/ɡʌm ʌp/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant provoquer un blocage, une obstruction ou un dysfonctionnement de quelque chose, souvent utilisé au sens figuré pour des processus ou des plans.

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/ɡʌm ʌp/C1formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant provoquer un blocage, une obstruction ou un dysfonctionnement de quelque chose, souvent utilisé au sens figuré pour des processus ou des plans.

A phrasal verb meaning to cause something to become stuck, clogged, or unable to function properly, often used figuratively for processes or plans.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Cause to malfunctioninformal

    To cause something to become stuck, clogged, or unable to function properly.

    frEncrasser, gripper

    • The old printer got gummed up with dried ink.
    • Don't pour grease down the sink; it will gum up the pipes.
    • The software update gummed up the whole system.

    Synonymesblockbreakchokeclogcongestdisablejamobstructstall

    Antonymesclearfixrepairunblockunclog

  2. Spoil or ruininformal

    To interfere with or ruin a plan or process.

    frgâcher, ruiner

    • His last-minute change of mind gummed up our travel plans.
    • The unexpected rain gummed up the outdoor wedding ceremony.
    • Her constant interruptions gummed up the flow of the meeting.

    Synonymesbotchbungledisruptfoilmess upmuck upruinsabotagethwartwreck

    Antonymesaidassistfacilitatefixhelpimproverepair

Formes
  • gummed up past participle
  • gummed up past simple
  • gumming up present participle
  • gums up third person singular

Verbe de basegum

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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