clog

clog
1. noun
Holzschuh, der; ([fashionable] wooden-soled shoe) Clog, der
2. transitive verb,
-gg-

clog [up] — verstopfen [Rohr, Poren]; blockieren [Rad, Maschinerie]

be clogged [up] with something — mit etwas verstopft/durch etwas blockiert sein

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I [kloɡ] noun
1) (a shoe made entirely of wood: Dutch clogs.) der Holzschuh
2) (a shoe with a wooden sole.) der Holzschuh
II [kloɡ] past tense, past participle clogged - (often with up)
(to make or become blocked: The drain is clogged (up) with hair.) verstopfen
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clog
[klɒg, AM klɑ:g]
I. n Holzschuh m, Zoccoli pl SCHWEIZ; (modern kind) Clog[s] m[pl]
to pop one's \clog BRIT (sl) den Löffel abgeben fam, abkratzen derb
II. vi
<-gg->
to \clog [up] pipe verstopfen
III. vt
<-gg->
to \clog sth ⇆ up etw verstopfen
to \clog [up] the drains den Abfluss verstopfen
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[klɒg]
1. n
(= shoe) Holzschuh m

clogs pl (modern) — Clogs pl

clog dance — Holzschuhtanz m

to pop one's clogs ( Brit inf ) — den Löffel abgeben (inf)

2. vt
pipe, drain etc verstopfen; mechanism, wheels blockieren

clogged with traffic — verstopft

3. vi
( pipe etc) verstopfen; (mechanism etc) blockiert werden
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clog [klɒɡ; US klɑɡ]
A s
1. (Holz)Klotz m
2. fig Hemmschuh m, Hemmnis n, Klotz m am Bein
3. a) Holzschuh m:
pop one’s clogs Br umg den Löffel weglegen (sterben)
b) Clog m (modischer Holzpantoffel)
4. TECH Verstopfung f
5. academic.ru/13518/clog_dance">clog dance
B v/t
1. fig
a) blockieren, hemmen
b) belasten (with mit)
2. auch clog up verstopfen:
clogged pores
C v/i
1. sich verstopfen
2. klumpig werden, sich zusammenballen
3. Fußball: umg holzen
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1. noun
Holzschuh, der; ([fashionable] wooden-soled shoe) Clog, der
2. transitive verb,
-gg-

clog [up] — verstopfen [Rohr, Poren]; blockieren [Rad, Maschinerie]

be clogged [up] with something — mit etwas verstopft/durch etwas blockiert sein

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n.
Holzschuh m.
Pantoffel m. v.
hemmen v.
holzen (hart spielen im Fußball) v.

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