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clogging

/ˈklɒɡɪŋ/ /ˈklɑːɡɪŋ/

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verb

Boucher, obstruer

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

Examples :

"Hair is clogging the drainpipe."

Les cheveux bouchent la canalisation.

utility function process technical industry

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verb

Boucher, obstruer

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. "

Les feuilles mortes bouchaient le drain, ce qui a causé le débordement de l'eau.

action process function

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verb

Encombrer, entraver, embarrasser

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. "

L'anxiété de l'élève concernant le prochain examen entravait sa capacité à se concentrer sur ses devoirs.

action process condition

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verb

Empêcher un emprunteur d'exercer son droit de rachat, en appliquant les droits du créancier hypothécaire

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. "

Le prêteur a été accusé d'empêcher l'emprunteur d'exercer son droit de rachat en incluant une clause dans le contrat de prêt hypothécaire qui l'empêchait essentiellement de redevenir pleinement propriétaire du bien, même après avoir remboursé le prêt.

property law finance

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verb

Danser une gigue

To perform a clog dance.

Examples :

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

Chaque année au festival des Appalaches, ma grand-mère adore danser une gigue avec son groupe de danse.

dance entertainment culture music tradition

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noun

Colmatage, obstruction

The situation of something being clogged.

Examples :

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

L'obstruction persistante de l'évier de la cuisine signifiait que nous ne pouvions pas faire la vaisselle correctement.

situation condition process

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noun

Encrassement, obstruction

The material that clogs or obstructs.

Examples :

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

L'obstruction dans le drain de l'évier de la cuisine était faite de restes de nourriture et de cheveux.

material substance