WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| clot n | (coagulated blood) | coágulo nm |
| | The blood began to form a clot at the site of the wound. |
| | La sangre empezó a formar un coágulo en la zona de la herida. |
| clot n | (blockage of blood vessel) | coágulo nm |
| | Sitting for long periods can cause clots to form in the veins of your legs. |
| | Permanecer sentado durante largos periodos de tiempo puede causar la formación de coágulos en las venas de las piernas. |
| clot n | UK, slang, pejorative (stupid person) | bobo, boba nm, nf |
| | | bobalicón, bobalicona nm, nf |
| | Get out of my way, you clot! |
| | ¡Apártate, bobo! |
| clot⇒ vi | (blood: coagulate) | coagularse⇒ v prnl |
| | He suffers from a disorder which means his blood doesn't clot. |
| | Padece un desorden que hace que su sangre no se coagule. |
| clot [sth]⇒ vtr | (coagulate) | coagular⇒ vtr |
| | Put this on the wound to clot the blood. |
| | Pon esto en la herida para coagular la sangre. |
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