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to smother
01
sofocar, cubrir
to cover someone or something completely
Transitive: to smother sth
información gramatical
composición morfológica
simple
verbo de acción
regular
presente
smother
3.ª persona singular
smothers
participio presente
smothering
pretérito simple
smothered
participio pasado
smothered
Ejemplos
The flowers were smothered by the heavy snow, hiding them from view.
Las flores fueron sofocadas por la pesada nieve, ocultándolas de la vista.
02
sofocar, asfixiar
to stop someone or something from breathing by covering or blocking the air
Transitive: to smother sb
Ejemplos
The mother gently placed a blanket over the sleeping baby, being careful not to smother him.
La madre colocó suavemente una manta sobre el bebé dormido, teniendo cuidado de no ahogarlo.
03
sofocar, reprimir
to stop or prevent a feeling or action from being expressed or shown
Transitive: to smother a feeling or action
Ejemplos
He tried to smother his anger, but it kept bubbling up.
Intentó sofocar su ira, pero seguía burbujeando.
04
sofocar, extinguir
to extinguish a fire by suffocating it, typically by covering it to cut off its oxygen supply
Transitive: to smother a fire
Ejemplos
He used a blanket to smother the small fire in the kitchen.
Usó una manta para sofocar el pequeño incendio en la cocina.
05
sofocar, ahogar
to overwhelm or restrict someone so much that they feel suffocated or unable to act freely
Transitive: to smother sb
Ejemplos
Her overprotective parents smother her with constant check-ins and restrictions, making her feel trapped.
Sus padres sobreprotectores la ahogan con chequeos constantes y restricciones, haciéndola sentir atrapada.
Smother
01
una nube sofocante de humo, una capa asfixiante de humo
a stifling cloud of smoke
información gramatical
estado de animacidad
inanimado
composición morfológica
compuesto
contable
forma plural
smothers
02
revoltijo, mezcla confusa
a confused multitude of things
Árbol Léxico
smothered
smothering
smother
