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clutter

/ˈklʌtə(ɹ)/ /ˈklʌtɚ/

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noun

Desorden, revoltijo

A confused disordered jumble of things.

Examples :

"The desk was a clutter of papers, pens, and books, making it hard to find anything. "

El escritorio era un revoltijo de papeles, bolígrafos y libros, lo que dificultaba encontrar algo.

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noun

Eco de fondo

Background echoes, from clouds etc., on a radar or sonar screen.

Examples :

"The pilot struggled to distinguish the incoming aircraft from the clutter on the radar screen caused by a heavy thunderstorm. "

El piloto luchó por distinguir la aeronave entrante del eco de fondo en la pantalla del radar causado por una fuerte tormenta.

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noun

Grupo de gatos

A group of cats; the collective noun for cats.

Examples :

"A large clutter of kittens played in the sunbeam. "

Un gran grupo de gatitos jugaba en el rayo de sol.

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noun

Ruido confuso, desorden

Clatter; confused noise.

Examples :

"The clutter of children's voices in the hallway made it hard to concentrate on my lesson plans. "

El desorden de las voces de los niños en el pasillo dificultaba concentrarme en mis planes de lecciones.

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verb

Llenar de desorden, abarrotar

To fill something with clutter.

Examples :

"The student cluttered his desk with papers, making it hard to find anything. "

El estudiante llenó su escritorio de papeles, lo que dificultaba encontrar algo.

thing item place

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verb

Coagularse, cuajar

To clot or coagulate, like blood.

Examples :

"The spilled juice on the kitchen counter began to clutter as it sat in the sun. "

El jugo derramado en la encimera de la cocina comenzó a cuajarse al estar al sol.

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verb

Alborotar, hacer ruido

To make a confused noise; to bustle.

Examples :

"The students cluttered around the teacher, asking questions about the assignment. "

Los estudiantes alborotaron alrededor del profesor, haciendo preguntas sobre la tarea.

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verb

Balbucear, farfullar

To utter words hurriedly, especially (but not exclusively) as a speech disorder (compare cluttering).

Examples :

"The child cluttered his explanation of the science experiment, making it hard to understand the steps. "

El niño balbuceó su explicación del experimento científico, lo que dificultó la comprensión de los pasos.

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