En regiones como la mía donde los vehículos de transporte de mercancía internacional atascan las carreteras alpinas, es una medida que aguardábamos desde hace tiempo.

to clog(also: to block, to bung)

taponar [taponando · taponado] {v.t.}

to clog(also: to choke up)

obstruir [obstruyendo · obstruido] {v.t.}

to clog [clogged · clogged] {intransitive verb}

to clog(also: to get blocked, to get blocked up)

obstruirse {vb}

Arteries can become clogged with plaque made up of deposits of fat, cholesterol and other substances.

Las arterias pueden obstruirse con una placa formada por depósitos de grasa, colesterol y otras sustancias.

to clog(also: to get stuck, to bind, to block up, to clog)

atascarse {vb}

to clog(also: to get stuck, to bind, to block up, to clog)

atascarse {vb}

clog {noun}

clog(also: bottleneck, hazard, hindrance, hurdle)

obstáculo {m}

clog(also: bind, bottleneck, congestion, jam)

atasco {m}

clog(also: galosh, overshoe, Arctic)

chanclo {m}

clog(also: disincentive)

traba {f}

clog

zoclo {m}

clog(also: sabot, wooden shoe)

zueco {m}

clog

albarca {f}

SYNONYMS

Synonyms (English) for "clogging":

clogging

hindering- impeding- obstructive

CONTEXT EXAMPLES

Context examples for "clogging" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.

The continuing growth in business aviation, however, is clogging up the airports in use more and more.

No obstante, el continuo crecimiento de la aviación de negocios está saturando cada vez más los aeropuertos actuales.

Among those that still had heart tissue, 44 had chunks of calcium stuck to their arteries — indicating clogging.

As the glaciers in North America melted and sea levels rose, so did the water levels in the caves, preserving the traces of human activity in place.

Among those that still had heart tissue, 44 had chunks of calcium stuck to their arteries — indicating clogging.

City archaeologist Barbara Piotrowska said it was a surprise that such a massive concrete and metal structure had remained hidden from view for many decades in the city center.

They sink - the scales and the bones are clogging the sea beds, suffering - as the UK's national poet puts it - a sea change into something rich and strange.

Esos peces se hunden y las escamas y las espinas cubren los lechos marinos, experimentando, como dice el poeta nacional del Reino Unido, un cambio marino que se convierte en algo rico y extraño.

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