clog
[kl(ɒ)g] American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS [klɔːg]noun | Substantiv sOverview of all translations
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- fester Arbeitsschuh mit Holzsohle, Holzschuhmasculine | Maskulinum mclog shoe with wooden sole(Holz)Pantinefeminine | Femininum fclog shoe with wooden soleClogmasculine | Maskulinum mclog shoe with wooden soleclog shoe with wooden sole
- schwerer Klotz, Fesselholzneuter | Neutrum n am Halsor | oder od an den Beinen, auchclog block of wood obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfigclog block of wood obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
- Knebelmasculine | Maskulinum mclog engineering | TechnikTECH blockageVerstopfungfeminine | Femininum fclog engineering | TechnikTECH blockageclog engineering | TechnikTECH blockage
- Hemmnisneuter | Neutrum nclog impediment figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem SinnfigHindernisneuter | Neutrum nclog impediment figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem SinnfigHemmschuhmasculine | Maskulinum mclog impediment figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfigclog impediment figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
- Holzschuhtanzmasculine | Maskulinum mclog clog danceclog clog dance
clog
[kl(ɒ)g] American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS [klɔːg]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/t <preterite, (simple) past tense | Präteritum, Vergangenheitprätpast participle | Partizip Perfekt pperf clogged>Overview of all translations
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clog
[kl(ɒ)g] American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS [klɔːg]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/iOverview of all translations
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examples
- clog upsich verstopfen
- klumpen, klumpig werden, sich zusammenballenclog become lumpyclog become lumpy
- einen Holzschuhtanz tanzenclog perform clog dance obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobsclog perform clog dance obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs