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clogging

/ˈklɒɡɪŋ/ /ˈklɑːɡɪŋ/

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verb

Obstruir, atascar

To block or slow passage through (often with 'up').

Examples :

"Hair is clogging the drainpipe."

El pelo está obstruyendo la tubería de desagüe.

utility function process technical industry

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verb

Obstruir, atascar

To encumber or load, especially with something that impedes motion; to hamper.

Examples :

"The fallen leaves were clogging the drain, causing the water to overflow. "

Las hojas caídas estaban obstruyendo el desagüe, causando que el agua se desbordara.

action process function

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verb

Obstruir, dificultar, avergonzar

To burden; to trammel; to embarrass; to perplex.

Examples :

"The student's anxiety about the upcoming test was clogging his ability to focus on his homework. "

La ansiedad del estudiante por el próximo examen estaba obstruyendo su capacidad para concentrarse en su tarea.

action process condition

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verb

Hacer valer el derecho del prestamista hipotecario que impide al prestatario ejercer el derecho de redimir

To enforce a mortgage lender right that prevents a borrower from exercising a right to redeem.

Examples :

"The lender was accused of clogging the borrower's equity of redemption by including a clause in the mortgage agreement that essentially prevented him from ever fully owning the property again, even after repaying the loan. "

Se acusó al prestamista de hacer valer el derecho del prestamista hipotecario que impedía al prestatario ejercer el derecho de redimir, al incluir una cláusula en el contrato hipotecario que esencialmente le impedía volver a ser propietario total de la propiedad, incluso después de pagar el préstamo.

property law finance

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verb

Bailar un clog

To perform a clog dance.

Examples :

"Every year at the Appalachian festival, my grandmother loves clogging with her dance group. "

Cada año, en el festival de los Apalaches, a mi abuela le encanta bailar un clog con su grupo de baile.

dance entertainment culture music tradition

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noun

Obstrucción, atasco

The situation of something being clogged.

Examples :

"The persistent clogging of the kitchen sink meant we couldn't wash dishes properly. "

La obstrucción persistente del fregadero de la cocina significaba que no podíamos lavar los platos correctamente.

situation condition process

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noun

Obstrucción, atasco

The material that clogs or obstructs.

Examples :

"The clogging in the kitchen sink drain was made of food scraps and hair. "

La obstrucción en el desagüe del fregadero de la cocina estaba hecha de restos de comida y cabello.

material substance