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英:[ˈθrɒtl]
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n.
(汽车、飞机的)节流阀,油门杆,油门踏板
功率,马力
风门(杆)
v.
扼杀,压制
勒死,使窒息
使节流
(用节汽阀等)调节
throt·tle
thra tl
复数:throttles
第三人称单数:throttles
现在分词:throttling
过去式:throttled
过去分词:throttled
throttler (n.)
词根:throttle
n.throttling 节气,节流;油门调节
verb
transitive verb
to compress the throat of : choke
to prevent or check expression or activity of : suppress
policies that throttle creativity
US, informal to defeat easily or completely
The Jets went to Miami and throttled the Dolphins.—Judy Battista
to decrease the flow of (something, such as steam or fuel to an engine) by a valve
to regulate and especially to reduce the speed of (something, such as an engine) by such means
to vary the thrust of (a rocket engine) during flight
to limit or reduce (the bandwidth available to users of an electronic communication system, such as the Internet) : to subject to throttling (see throttling sense 2)
The company throttles data access for customers who use a lot of data during moments of network congestion …—Matt Day
intransitive verb
to throttle something (something, such as an engine)—usually used with back or down
the pilot throttled back
noun
a valve for regulating the supply of a fluid (such as steam) to an engineespecially: the valve controlling the volume of vaporized fuel charge delivered to the cylinders of an internal combustion engine
the lever controlling this valve
the condition of being throttled
throat sense 1a
trachea sense 1
throttle valve节流阀
at full throttleadv. 以最高速度;油门大开地
throttle control节流操纵;节流控制;推力调节
full throttle加足马力;全节流
hand throttle手油门;手节气门;手风门
"勒死",约1400年,可能来自中古英语 throte "喉咙"(见 throat)+ -le,也许是一个重复后缀(如 spark/sparkle),或一个器具后缀(如 handle),或仅仅是为了区别于 throat(动词),后者在14世纪后期被用来表示“割喉,割喉杀死”。相关词汇: Throttled; throttling。
【WIN】油门,调速
Verb Middle English throtelen, from throte throat Noun perhaps from Middle English *throtel, diminutive of throte throat
The first known use of throttle was in the 15th century
thrusternoun
one that thrustsespecially: an engine that produces thrust by discharging a jet of fluid or a stream of particles
thrushnoun
any of a large family of small or medium-sized songbirds that are mostly of a plain color often with spotted underparts
thrumverb
to sound or speak with a steady or boring rhythm
thru
throw1 of 2verb
to send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm
threw the ball over the fence
pitch entry 3 sense 5b
threw a no-hitter
to cause to fall
a horse jumped and threw its rider
to cast (oneself) heavily or forcefully
threw herself on the sofa
to get the better of : overcome
the problem didn't throw her
to put suddenly in a certain condition or position threw him into prison
threw her arms around him
to bring to bear : exert
threw all their efforts into repairing the house
to put on or take off quickly
throw on a coat
to form or shape on a potter's wheel
to move to an open or closed position
throw a switch
to lose (a game or contest) on purpose
to commit oneself for help, support, or protection
threw himself on the mercy of the court
to indulge in
threw a temper tantrum
to give for entertainment
throw a party
throw2 of 2noun
an act of throwing
a method of throwing an opponent in wrestling or judo
the distance something is or may be thrown
a loose covering (as for a sofa)
a woman's light wrap
throw1 of 2verb
to send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm
threw the ball over the fence
pitch entry 3 sense 5b
threw a no-hitter
to cause to fall
a horse jumped and threw its rider
to cast (oneself) heavily or forcefully
threw herself on the sofa
to get the better of : overcome
the problem didn't throw her
to put suddenly in a certain condition or position threw him into prison
threw her arms around him
to bring to bear : exert
threw all their efforts into repairing the house
to put on or take off quickly
throw on a coat
to form or shape on a potter's wheel
to move to an open or closed position
throw a switch
to lose (a game or contest) on purpose
to commit oneself for help, support, or protection
threw himself on the mercy of the court
to indulge in
threw a temper tantrum
to give for entertainment
throw a party
throw2 of 2noun
an act of throwing
a method of throwing an opponent in wrestling or judo
the distance something is or may be thrown
a loose covering (as for a sofa)
a woman's light wrap
throwbacknoun
something that has changed back to an earlier type or phase
throwaway1 of 3noun
something that is or is designed to be thrown away especially after one use
throwaway2 of 3adjective
designed to be thrown away : disposable
throwaway cans and bottles
throw away3 of 3verb
to get rid of : discard
threw the old ones away
squander, waste
careful not to throw money away
throughout1 of 2adverb
in or to every part : everywhere
of one color throughout
during the whole time or action : from beginning to end
remained loyal throughout
throughout2 of 2preposition
in or to every part of
throughout the house
during the whole time of
throughout the evening
throttle1 of 2verb
to slow or stop the breathing of : choke, strangle
to reduce the speed of (an engine) by closing the throttle
throttle2 of 2noun
a valve controlling the flow of steam or fuel to an engine
a lever controlling a throttle
1 I stopped in front of him, pulled the throttle back and killed the engine.
2 Hubert felt he could throttle her for cheating him.
3 To Clean Throttle Valves: Run engine to normal operating temperature Turn the engine off.
清洁节流阀: 启动发动机至正常温度后熄火.
4 He went into second gear, the engine spluttering and gasping, and he raced the engine, jamming the throttle down and snapping the choker in and out savagely.
5 Dad jammed the forks under the bin, then lifted me and the scrap and began driving, full throttle, toward the trailer’s head.
6 There are no fixed and formal institutions that the police could easily throttle.
因此,他们也就没有固定的,正式的,易被警方捣毁的交易场所.
7 Disconnect the throttle cable, speed control cable ( if equipped ) and transmission cable ( if equipped ).
断开节流拉索 、 速度控制电缆 ( 如果装备 ) 及变速器电缆 ( 如果装备 ).
8 Bull pushed the throttle forward and felt the plane become fire and speed beneath him.
9 The night mist hovered on the water already, so he backed the throttle down and ran with his spotlight broadcasting over the waves.
10 He waved as I approached and I stopped and pulled the throttle back to turtle.
11 The throttle controls are on screen buttons with large hit boxes despite their small icons.
屏幕上的减速控制图标很小,但按钮很大.
12 For ten or fifteen minutes Elroy held a course upstream, the river choppy and silver-gray, then he turned straight north and put the engine on full throttle.
13 There are no fixed and formal institutions that the police could easily throttle.
因此,他们也就没有固定的,正式的,易被警方捣毁的交易场所。
14 Root dropped his visor, opening the throttle to maximum.
15 Such as throttle, valve, relief valve safety valve and so on.
如节流阀 、 调节阀、减压阀 、 安全阀等.
16 He drove his motorbike up and down the drive at full throttle.
他骑着摩托车,开足油门,在车道上来回奔驰。
17 He pushed the throttle, and the plane shot down the runway.
18 She reached for the control that in a gyropter would tilt the airfoil, and pushed the throttle forward, and at once the intention craft leapt into the air.
19 “When I was flying very low I would close the throttle and say, ‘Hey brothers, how are you?’ and they would light their torches.”
20 Leo wanted to throttle the dwarfs, but he forced a smile.
2 压制
repressive heavy-handed suppressant suppressive ironhanded pressure hardship oppression suppression milling repression squelch despotism clampdown throttlehold despotize press ride scatter suppress overlay neutralize oppress coerce annihilate repress quell shush sush with a heavy hand tread on the neck of grinding tyrannical inhibiting tyrannous interdictory repressively force coercion repressiveness terrorization sit domineer tyrannize tame constrain smother overrule bate with an iron hand keep under control keep under sit upon ride over extrusion stranglehold silence humble strangle extrude oppressive control inhibition master govern squash cork extinguish quench subdue quash
3 油门
4 功率
5 降低速度
6 扼杀
stifling kill stifle smother strangle strangulate snuff out choke suffocate garrotte blight jugulate murder crush butcher throttlehold
8 抑制
inhibiting control check brake curb restraint inhibition containment repression master suppress choke inhibit refrain restrain smother subdue strangle suffocate repress quell deaden hold back hold down bottle up inhibitory suppressive bit stay arrest oppression suppression bridle jamming subdual tutor withhold mortify help press pocket possess govern spike poison dam conquer tame cork rein dampen crucify depress quench gulp halter subjugate vanquish forbear bate obtund throttlehold
9 调节
regulative regulation adjustment accommodation conditioning modulation govern condition monitor modify accommodate regulate moderate temper modulate attemper focalize tune-up tuneup
12 窒息
asphyxy choke apnea choking asphyxia gag stifle smother strangle suffocate asphyxiate damp strangulate strangulation choked asphyxiant asphyxial suffocative suffocation asphyxiation airless fusty apnoea dampen oppress choky
13 掐住…的脖子
16 抑压
17 使减速
19 阻碍
bar brake obstacle obstruction inhibition impediment block prohibit forbid inhibit hinder clog cramp hamper impede preclude obstruct crimp retard hobble stymie encumber short-circuit deliver a knockout set back come between stand between
20 节气门
22 禁止言论
23 使窒息
damp choke smother strangle suffocate asphyxiate strangulate asphyxiant suffocative stifle dampen oppress
24 咽喉
laryngopharyngeal gular throat jaw gorge gullet weasand laryngeal guttural key swallow maw fauces
25 掐死
26 压抑
oppressive burdensome Muzzy suppression repression suppress repress muffle repressively repressiveness throttlehold pocket quench bite lips dam up fight down hold in
29 减速
deboost moderation slowdown retardation deceleration letup decelerate moderate slow-up slow up slack up retardative slow retardatory reduction lag retard speed-down
30 扼
31 马力