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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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francuski
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I. clog [Brit klɒɡ, Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ] N

II. clog <pres part clogging; pret, pp clogged> [Brit klɒɡ, Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ] VB trans, intr

clog → clog up

III. clog [Brit klɒɡ, Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ]

I. clog up VB [Brit klɒɡ -, Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ -] (clog up)

clog up drain:
clog up machinery, pores:

II. clog up VB [Brit klɒɡ -, Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ -] (clog up [sth], clog [sth] up)

clog up drain
clog up machinery, pores
to be clogged up with traffic

I. clog up VB [Brit klɒɡ -, Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ -] (clog up)

clog up drain:
clog up machinery, pores:

II. clog up VB [Brit klɒɡ -, Am klɑɡ, klɔɡ -] (clog up [sth], clog [sth] up)

clog up drain
clog up machinery, pores
to be clogged up with traffic
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
sabotier (sabotière) (fabricant)
sabotier (sabotière) (commerçant)
engorger canalisation, tuyauterie
engorger routes
s'engorger canalisation:
to be blocked (up), to be clogged (up)
embouteiller (encombrer) route, ciel
embouteiller administration, système
encrasser filtre, moteur, artère
to clog [sth] (up)
s'encrasser filtre, moteur, artère:
boucher (en encrassant) gouttière, artère, pore
se boucher vaisseaux, artères:
to get clogged up

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francuski
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I. clog [klɒg, Am klɑ:g] N

II. clog <-gg-> [klɒg, Am klɑ:g] VB intr

III. clog <-gg-> [klɒg, Am klɑ:g] VB trans

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
s'encrasser cheminée
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. clog [klɔg] N

II. clog <-gg-> [klɔg] VB intr

III. clog <-gg-> [klɔg] VB trans

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
encrasser cheminée
Present
Iclog
youclog
he/she/itclogs
weclog
youclog
theyclog
Past
Iclogged
youclogged
he/she/itclogged
weclogged
youclogged
theyclogged
Present Perfect
Ihaveclogged
youhaveclogged
he/she/ithasclogged
wehaveclogged
youhaveclogged
theyhaveclogged
Past Perfect
Ihadclogged
youhadclogged
he/she/ithadclogged
wehadclogged
youhadclogged
theyhadclogged