clogged — blocked or obstructed, preventing normal flow
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: blocked or obstructed, preventing normal flow
Pronunciation (IPA): /klɑːɡd/
Korean meaning: 막힌, 막혀서 흐름이 원활하지 않은
Korean pronunciation: 클**로**그드
Example Sentences
- My shower drain is so clogged that I'm basically taking a foot bath every morning.
- The clogged air filter made the car sound like it was having an asthma attack.
- Please check if the printer nozzles are clogged before calling technical support.
clogged
ADJECTIVE//klɑːɡd//
blocked or obstructed, preventing normal flow

a chef desperately tries to wash dishes but dirty water backs up and overflows from the sink. Food scraps and grease have accumulated in the drain, creating a complete blockage. Water pools on the counter and drips onto the floor instead of going down the pipes. The chef's assistant rushes over with towels to help clean up the mess. Other kitchen staff stop their work to watch the water spreading across the workspace. the drain being completely clogged and obstructed, preventing normal water flow
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The trail got clogged while I jogged, but wasn't logged!
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Origin
중세 영어 'clogge'(나무 덩어리)에서 유래했습니다. 원래는 움직임을 방해하기 위해 동물의 발에 묶던 나무 블록을 의미했는데, 이것이 '방해하다, 막다'는 의미로 확장되었습니다.
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“My shower drain is so clogged that I'm basically taking a foot bath every morning.”
“The clogged air filter made the car sound like it was having an asthma attack.”
“Please check if the printer nozzles are clogged before calling technical support.”
“The traffic was so clogged that even the ambulance couldn't get through.”
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