congestionar

v.

1 to block.

Los resfríos congestionan mi nariz Colds block my nose.

2 to congest, to jam.

Los autos congestionan las calles The cars congest the streets.

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congestionar

► verbo transitivo

1 to congest

► verbo pronominal congestionarse

1 to become congested

2 (la cara) to go red, blush

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1.

VT to congest, produce congestion in

2.

See:

congestionarse

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1.

verbo transitivo

a) <cara> to make ... flushed

b) (Med) to congest

2.

congestionarse v pron

a) cara to become flushed

b) (Med) to become congested o blocked

c) calle/centro to become congested; tráfico to come to a standstill

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1.

verbo transitivo

a) <cara> to make ... flushed

b) (Med) to congest

2.

congestionarse v pron

a) cara to become flushed

b) (Med) to become congested o blocked

c) calle/centro to become congested; tráfico to come to a standstill

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congestionar [A1 ]

vt

1 ‹cara› to make … flushed

2 (Med) to congest

■ congestionarse

v pron

1 «cara» to become flushed

se le congestionó la cara de rabia his face became flushed with rage

2 (Med) to become congested o blocked

3 «calle/centro» to become congested

la gran afluencia de gente hizo que se congestionara el tráfico the huge influx of people brought traffic to a standstill

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congestionar verbo transitivo to congest

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congestionar

♦ vt

to block

♦ See also the pronominal verb congestionarse

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congestionar

v/t congest