unclog
Prononciation : [ʌnˈklɔɡ]
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Contexte : « household maintenance »
(verb) to remove what is blocking something, like a pipe or a drain. If a drain is clogged, water can't flow through. Unclogging it means getting rid of the blockage so everything works again.
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I used a special tool to unclog the sink so the water could flow freely again.
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The plumber couldn’t unclog the drain, and it stayed blocked for days.
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What can I do to unclog the shower drain?
Contexte : « emotional or mental well-being »
(verb) to help someone feel less stressed or trapped by their feelings. If someone has too many worries, they might need to talk or do something to unclog their thoughts.
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She took a walk to unclog her mind and think more clearly.
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Ignoring the problems didn’t unclog his thoughts; they were still all jumbled up.
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How do you usually unclog your mind after a long day?
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