engorger
ɑ̃ɡɔʁʒe
engorgeaengorgeaiengorgeaient
Definition of engorger - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
conduitboucher un tuyau ou passage par accumulation de matières
- Les feuilles mortes ont engorgé la gouttière de la maison.
2.
médicalTECH. bloquer des vaisseaux sanguins par obstructionTECH.
- Le caillot sanguin peut engorger les artères du patient.
Origin of engorger
latin, in- (dans) + gorgare (gorge)
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machine
s'engorger avec un matériau pour un outil ou appareil
Examples of engorger in a sentence
Des déchets ont fini par engorger les canalisations urbaines. Une plaque peut engorger une veine importante. Des graisses peuvent engorger les capillaires.
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- English:clog, plug up, ...
- German:verstopfen, blockieren, ...
- Italian:intasare, ostruire, ...
- Spanish:obstruir, ...
- Portuguese:obstruir, ...
- Chinese:堵塞, 梗阻, ...
- Japanese:詰まらせる, 閉塞させる, ...
- Arabic:سدّ, أغلق, ...
- Hebrew:לִסְתוֹם, לִסְתֹּם, ...
- Russian:засорять, блокировать, ...
- Ukrainian:забивати, закупорювати, ...
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