英:[ˈstræŋɡl]
美:[ˈstræŋɡl]
英:[ˈstræŋɡl]
美:[ˈstræŋɡl]
vt.
扼死,勒死,绞死
使…窒息
抑制
压制
vi.
窒息而死,被勒死
stran·gle
straeng gl
第三人称单数:strangles
现在分词:strangling
过去式:strangled
过去分词:strangled
strangler (n.)
词根:strangle
adj.strangled 卡住的
v.strangled 掐死(strangle的过去分词);抑制
vi.strangulate 窒息
vt.strangulate 勒杀;使窒息;绞死
Verb
1. kill by squeezing the throat of so as to cut off the air;
"he tried to strangle his opponent"
"A man in Boston has been strangling several dozen prostitutes"
2. conceal or hide;
"smother a yawn"
"muffle one's anger"
"strangle a yawn"
3. die from strangulation
4. prevent the progress or free movement of;
"He was hampered in his efforts by the bad weather"
"the imperilist nation wanted to strangle the free trade between the two small countries"
5. constrict (someone's) throat and keep from breathing
6. struggle for breath; have insufficient oxygen intake;
"he swallowed a fishbone and gagged"
13世纪晚期,源自古法语 estrangler “窒息,闷死,扼杀”(现代法语 étrangler),源自拉丁语 strangulare “窒息,扼杀,抑制”,源自希腊语 strangalan “窒息,扭曲”,源自 strangale “套索,绳索,鞋带”,与 strangos “扭曲”相关,源自 PIE 词根 *strenk- “紧,狭窄; 拉紧,扭曲”(参见 string(名词))。相关词汇: Strangled; strangling。
绞窄,使窒息:由于气管压迫或梗阻而造成的窒息
扼杀
勒紧策略
Middle English, from Anglo-French estrangler, from Latin strangulare, from Greek strangalan, from strangalē halter — more at strain
The first known use of strangle was in the 14th century
straplessadjective
having no strapespecially: made or worn without shoulder straps
strapless evening gown
strap1 of 2noun
a band, plate, or loop of metal for tying objects together or for clamping an object in position
a narrow usually flat strip of a flexible material and especially leather used for fastening, holding together, or wrapping
something made of a strap forming a loop
boot strap
a strip of leather used for whipping
strop entry 1
strap2 of 2verb
to fasten with or attach by a strap
to beat or punish with a strap
strop entry 2
to cause to suffer from an extreme scarcity
I'm strapped for cash
strangulationnoun
an act or process of strangling
the state of being strangled
strangulateverb
strangle sense 1
strangulateverb
strangle sense 1
strangleverb
to choke to death by squeezing the throat
to cause (someone or something) to choke or suffocate
to suppress or hinder the rise, growth, or expression of
these rules are strangling my creativity
to become strangled
to die by or as if by interference with breathing
strangleverb
to choke to death by squeezing the throat
to cause (someone or something) to choke or suffocate
to suppress or hinder the rise, growth, or expression of
these rules are strangling my creativity
to become strangled
to die by or as if by interference with breathing
strangleholdnoun
an illegal wrestling hold by which one's opponent is choked
a force or influence that chokes or blocks freedom of development or expression
strangleverb
to choke to death by squeezing the throat
to cause (someone or something) to choke or suffocate
to suppress or hinder the rise, growth, or expression of
these rules are strangling my creativity
to become strangled
to die by or as if by interference with breathing
strangleverb
to choke to death by squeezing the throat
to cause (someone or something) to choke or suffocate
to suppress or hinder the rise, growth, or expression of
these rules are strangling my creativity
to become strangled
to die by or as if by interference with breathing
strangleverb
to choke to death by compressing the throat with something (as a hand or rope)
to obstruct seriously or fatally the normal breathing of
the bone wedged in his throat and strangled him
1 When I noticed two children desperately fighting in the water, one trying to strangle the other, I implored the lady: “Please, don’t throw' any more coins!”
2 Strangling: to stop someone or something breathing.
扼死: 使某人或某动物停止呼吸.
3 Harry said in a kind of strangled whisper.
4 The imperialist nation wanted to strangle the free trade between the two small countries.
那个帝国主义国家想扼杀这两个小国之间的自由贸易.
5 Mrs. Baker and I were both breathing pretty hard by this time, so what she said next came out in a sort of strangled whisper.
6 A: The recruit raped and strangled the schoolgirl.
那名新兵强奸并勒死了那个女学生.
7 He let out a strangled choking sound that might’ve been a laugh.
8 He lets out a strangled whimper, and I can feel him sweating under my grip.
9 Knowing that she is the one who released them makes me want to strangle her.
10 “Percy, you know who you remind me of most? Thalia. You guys are so much alike it’s scary. I mean, either you would’ve been best friends or you would’ve strangled each other.”
11 The bird makes a painful, strangled sound much different than its normal coo.
12 In a room where the fire burned low and orange on the hearth they were helpless while an old man strangled with pneumonia.
13 Millard made a strangled noise in his throat and started breathing weirdly.
14 There were black and red balloons all over the gym floor, and guys were kicking them in each other’s faces, or trying to strangle each other with the crepe-paper streamers taped to the walls.
15 Your mouth closes and your lips purse and all you can manage is a strangled croak.
16 She strangled before she was taken to hospital.
她在被送往医院之前便窒息而死。
17 At each evaluation, strangle you teacher total habit read some text.
在每次讲评时,掐死你老师总有习惯朗读几篇范文。
18 Unable to control his grief, Makafui grabbed one of the leaders of the march and tried to strangle him with his wrist chains.
19 After it had got completely quiet on the other side of the wall, I got scared thinking they might’a strangled each other.
20 The words derived from Latin are the enemy—they will strangle and suffocate everything you write.
来自拉丁语的单词是我们的宿敌——它们会使你的写作佶屈聱牙。
1 阻碍
block brake obstruction blockage inhibition impediment hindrance stonewall let interfere interrupt dam choke inhibit hinder hamper bunker buffalo impede obstruct counteract derail crimp retard snarl snooker stymie debilitate scupper cumber countercheck baulk hog-tie let or hindrance suppression intervene balk keep away
2 压制
oppression strangulation clampdown gag fight press squash choke quench repress quell extrude body press clamp down bottle up suppressive repression extrusion stranglehold silence humble throttle oppress squelch oppressive pressing coercion presswork suppress coerce quash stamp on repressive suffocating suppression oppressiveness muzzle stifle subdue keep under control hardship inhibition master govern overlay cork neutralize extinguish overrule tyrannize throttlehold
6 扼杀
stifling kill throttle stifle smother strangulate snuff out strangulation garrotte choke suffocate
8 抑制
baffling repressive coercive suppressive back control check stay wrap arrest brake lid damp restraint oppression suppression inhibition containment repression bridle disincentive continence kibosh arrestation keep refrain repress hold bit stop rule contain press command pocket trap sink possess spare govern spike dam cushion swallow tutor conquer suppress curb choke inhibit temper deter tame detain hamper restrain constrain rein repel crucify depress quench smother subdue opiate gulp coerce snub constrict halter muffle mortify fetter vanquish chasten bate countercheck strangulate embar keep in check bring under set a bridle on cast a damper on bring under control keep under fight down gear down hold in get under constraint strangulation fight squash withhold leash baffle stifle quell put a damper on bottle up bottle blanket discourage cork fixate dampen keep in attack damp down hold back choke back inhibiting master throttle suffocate deaden hold down
10 使哽咽
11 闷住
12 压抑
depressive inhibition repression pocket suppress choke tread oppress tread on the neck of tread down fight down
14 妨碍
block prevention invasion blocking clog roadblock impediment hindrance stonewall trammel cumber stop let prevent defeat interfere stunt handicap hamper impede obstruct embarrass retard molest snarl stymie encumber baulk in the way in the road let or hindrance
15 窒息
asphyxy choke apnea choking asphyxia throttle gag stifle smother suffocate asphyxiate damp strangulate strangulation choked asphyxiant asphyxial suffocative suffocation asphyxiation
16 绞死
hanging strangulation hang gibbet swing halter scrag strangulate bowstring ketch truss up garrotte string up stretch top choke noose
17 扼死
18 阻止
block embargo kibosh ob- stop contain prevent dispute resist prohibit dam discourage suppress forbid inhibit stunt restrain impede obstruct stifle bridle debar jigger nobble countercheck
19 缢死
20 镇压
cushion suppress squash quell dragoon crack down on being under bring under control tread out crush down crush out
22 窒息而死
23 扼住