Clog

/klˈɒɡ/

/ˈkɫɑɡ/

Definice a Význam "clog"

to clog

SLOVESO

ucpat, zablokovat

to make it so that nothing can move through something

block

foul

Transitive: to clog a passage

Example

After the heavy rain, leaves and debris tended to clog the gutters.

The excess hair tends to clog the shower drain over time.

1.1

ucpat, zablokovat

to become blocked so that nothing can pass through

clog

foul

Intransitive

Example

To avoid plumbing problems, he regularly used drain cleaner to prevent pipes from clogging.

Aby se vyhnul problémům s instalací, pravidelně používal čisticí prostředek na odpad, aby předešel ucpání potrubí.

The arteries can clog over time due to the buildup of plaque, leading to heart problems.

Arterie mohou postupem času ucpat v důsledku usazování plaku, což může vést k problémům se srdcem.

ucpat, zablokovat

to occupy or block a space to the point where it cannot accommodate additional items or activities

Transitive: to clog a space

Example

The heavy foot traffic during the concert clogged the aisles of the venue, making it difficult for attendees to move around.

Silný pohyb nohou během koncertu ucpat uličky v místě konání, což ztěžovalo návštěvníkům pohybovat se.

The excessive number of attendees clogged the online webinar platform.

Přehnaný počet účastníků ucpat platformu pro online webinář.

ucpat, zhustit

to come together or gather in a dense or congested manner

Intransitive: to clog somewhere

Example

During rush hour, commuters clog in the subway stations, waiting for trains to arrive.

Během dopravní špičky se do stanic metra ucpat dojíždějící, čekající na příjezd vlaků.

Visitors clog at the entrance to the amusement park, eager to enjoy its attractions.

Návštěvníci ucpávají vchod do zábavního parku, dychtiví užít si jeho atrakce.

ucpávat, zablokovat

to impede or obstruct the advancement, functioning, or development of something

Transitive: to clog function or development of something

Example

The economic recession clogged the growth of small businesses in the region.

Ekonomická recese ucpávala růst malých podniků v regionu.

Heavy snowfall clogged the roads, slowing down traffic and causing delays.

Silné sněžení ucpalo silnice, zpomalilo dopravu a způsobilo zpoždění.

klepat, vyklepávat

to execute a style of percussive dance characterized by rhythmic tapping of the feet

Intransitive

Example

At the festival, talented dancers clog with intricate footwork, entertaining the crowd with their lively performance.

Na festivalu talentovaní tanečníci klepou s rafinovanými pohyby nohou, baví publikum svým živým vystoupením.

In Appalachian culture, people gather at social events to clog, keeping alive the tradition of their ancestors.

V appalačské kultuře se lidé scházejí na společenských akcích, aby klepali, a udržovali tak tradici svých předků.

Clog

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO

dřevák, klump

a shoe or sandal with a heavy wooden sole

What is a "clog"?

A clog is a type of footwear that features a sturdy sole, typically made of wood or rubber, and an open-back design. They often have a closed-toe front and may be made of leather, suede, or other materials. Clogs were traditionally worn by workers in industries such as agriculture, mining, and factory work as they offered protection and support for the feet. Today, clogs have evolved to become a popular fashion item, with various styles and designs available for both men and women. Some clogs feature additional support features such as arch support, cushioning, and adjustable straps, making them comfortable and practical for everyday wear. Overall, clogs offer a unique blend of style, comfort, and functionality that make them a versatile and popular footwear choice.

klač, klapánek

a dance performed while wearing shoes with wooden soles; has heavy stamping steps

zátka, překážka

any object that acts as a hindrance or obstruction