The word " deszolve " means to unclog a pipe or conduit that is blocked by debris. It is used in maintenance or refurbishment of public places and its use is limited to those areas: hydraulic engineering or architecture. This word is not very common to hear in Latin America or Spain, but rather it is almost exclusive to Mexico.
The Royal Spanish Academy points out that "deszolve" is the action and effect of "deszolvar", a verb that defines how to remove what is causing or blocking a conduit. That is to say, that "muddy" means to plug a conduit. A "dessilver" is also used to call the group of sludge or garbage that clogs the water lines.
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Among the areas where it is common, construction is one of them, given that "silting up" is also filling the waters to reduce their depth. Meanwhile, "deszolvar" is common to hear or read in the announcement of reconstruction or maintenance tasks, whether they are pipes, conduits or other types of related infrastructure.
«Azolvar» comes from the Hispanic Arabic «súlib», which means hard, while «as sulba» means «obstruction» or «arrest».
Synonyms
Some words similar to "muddy" are "to bind", "to obstruct", "to enclose", "to bind", "to cover", "to bind", "to clog up", "to blind", "to drown", "to plug", "to clog ',' Choke ',' interrupt ',' cut ',' intercept ',' squeeze 'or' occupy '.
Antonyms
Meanwhile, the words that mean the opposite of "hog" are "liberate", "unblock", "liberate", "liberate", "recover", "exempt", "independent", "remove" or "remove".
Usage examples
- "The cleaning and de-silting of the city's pipes has been completed."
- "Despite the flooding, the municipal chief defends the desoiling tasks."
- "The desoiling and drainage works of the water system will cost about ten million dollars."
- "They promised to increase the tasks of steeping, pruning and desilving, but none of that has happened so far."
- «Even though we have called the company, the crew has not come to clean the pipes».
- "After the desoiling, they removed 30 thousand tons of sludge from the entire plumbing system."
- "If it rains too hard tonight, the city is going to get muddy."
- "The government asked the community to avoid throwing garbage in the street so as not to dump the sewers."
- "The septic tank is clogged."
- "They flushed the toilet because they threw the paper into it."
- «'Deszolvo pipes', read the sign that they stuck in the street».
- «We unblock the sewers between all of them so that the rising river does not flood the city».
- «The intern was dislocated! The one who kept all the group's secrets talked about more ».
- "The members of the opposition tried to muddy the pipes to imply that the city is poorly maintained by the ruling party."
- "I called the water service crew to clean up the pipes on the block once and for all."
- "Vergara urged the mining companies and all individuals to clear the river and build the retaining wall."
- «I sent to unload all the drainage of the city because we are going to expand the network».
- "The neighbors are outraged because the desilting works will only begin next year."
- «I would clean the drains myself, but it is something that the owner of the establishment should take care of».
- «I unloaded it. It was full of mud and it already works.
- "Clearing the area of all the accumulated garbage will be a very difficult undertaking to tackle."
- «Unzip that pipe and then see if we can repair it».
- "A stent is a valve that is placed in an artery and it is like a dissolve for them, since it removes what obstructs the passage of blood."
- «The kitchen sink was plugged. We need the product to clear the accumulated garbage ».
References
- Dissolve. (2019). Dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy. Recovered from: dle.rae.es
- Deszolvar. (2019). Short Dictionary of Mexicanisms by Guido Gómez de Silva. Recovered from: academia.org.mx
- Nicolás Soto Oliver. (2004). «Pachuca, a city with thirst». Recovered from: books.google.al
- Ignacio Díaz Ruíz. (2001). «Epigrammatic». Recovered from: books.google.al