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cluttering

/ˈklʌtərɪŋ/ /ˈklʌɾərɪŋ/

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verb

Llenar de desorden, abarrotar

To fill something with clutter.

Examples :

"The newspapers and mail were cluttering the kitchen counter. "

Los periódicos y el correo estaban llenando de desorden la encimera de la cocina.

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verb

Coagularse, cuajar

To clot or coagulate, like blood.

Examples :

"The thick sauce was cluttering in the pan, becoming difficult to stir. "

La salsa espesa se estaba cuajando en la sartén, volviéndose difícil de remover.

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verb

Hacer ruido confuso, alborotar

To make a confused noise; to bustle.

Examples :

"The students were cluttering around the classroom door after the bell rang, trying to be the first to leave. "

Los estudiantes estaban alborotando alrededor de la puerta del aula después de que sonó la campana, tratando de ser los primeros en salir.

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verb

Tartamudear, hablar atropelladamente

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

Examples :

"The child was so excited about his birthday party that he started cluttering his words when describing all the presents he wanted. "

El niño estaba tan emocionado por su fiesta de cumpleaños que comenzó a tartamudear al describir todos los regalos que quería.

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noun

Desorden, amontonamiento

The act of making, or condition of being, cluttered.

Examples :

"The cluttering of papers on the desk made it difficult to find important documents. "

El desorden de papeles en el escritorio dificultaba encontrar documentos importantes.

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noun

Tartamudez, trastorno del habla

A speech disorder characterized by fast, jerky, or irregular speech, which often sounds like stuttering.

Examples :

"The boy's teacher noticed his cluttering was making it difficult for him to read aloud clearly in class. "

El profesor del niño notó que su tartamudez le dificultaba leer en voz alta con claridad en clase.

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noun

Charlatanería, balbuceo

An instance of cluttered speech.

Examples :

"The teacher noted the student's cluttering during his presentation, making it difficult to follow his points. "

El profesor notó la charlatanería del estudiante durante su presentación, lo que dificultaba seguir sus puntos.

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