Calzo in english
Chock
pronunciation: tʃɑk part of speech: noun, adverb
pronunciation: tʃɑk part of speech: noun, adverb
In gestures





calzar = chock.
Example: When unhitching a wagon, a farmer forgot to chock the wagon wheels, and was caught between a wall and the wagon when the wagon rolled forward.more:
» el mismo que viste y calza = the very same .
Example: One tried-and-true tactic of the left is to always accuse the enemy of the very same crimes they themselves are committing.calzo = chock.
Example: Every loading dock should be equipped with chocks to keep vehicles from moving while being loaded or unloaded.