Strangle
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British pronunciation/stɹˈæŋɡə‍l/
American pronunciation/ˈstɹæŋɡəɫ/

"strangle"의 정의 및 의미

to strangle
01

to experience difficulty breathing or to be unable to breathe due to obstruction or restriction

Intransitive
to strangle definition and meaning
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He started to strangle from the smoke in the room, struggling to catch his breath.
She felt like she was starting to strangle as the tight scarf pressed against her neck.
The intense pressure made him feel like he was going to strangle from lack of air.
02

to kill by choking the throat and blocking the air supply

Transitive: to strangle sb/sth
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The villain attempted to strangle the hero with a rope.
In self-defense, she managed to strangle the attacker and escape.
The snake constricted its prey, attempting to strangle it before swallowing.
03

to hold back or stop an impulse, action, or sound from being expressed or carried out

Transitive: to strangle an action or sound
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He had to strangle his anger before speaking to his boss.
He strangles the urge to speak out, afraid of the consequences.
She struggled to strangle her tears during the emotional speech.
04

to slow down, restrict, or block the progress or activity of something

Transitive: to strangle development of something
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The lack of funding began to strangle the growth of the small business.
Overregulation can strangle innovation and prevent new ideas from emerging.
His constant criticism strangles the team ’s creativity and motivation.
05

to die because something is blocking or interfering with the ability to breathe

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She struggled to breathe before ultimately strangling from the tight grip.
The baby tragically strangled in her sleep after the blanket was too tightly wrapped around her neck.
The animal strangled on the plastic bag.
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