英语词汇choking怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

choking

present participle ofchoke

choke

verb

/tʃəʊk/us

/tʃoʊk/

chokeverb(STOP BREATHING)

[IorT]

If you choke, or if something chokes you, youstopbreathingbecause something isblockingyourthroat:

She chokedtodeathon afishbone.

Children can chokeonpeanuts.

Peanuts can choke asmallchild.

[T]

to make someonestopbreathingbypressingtheirthroatwith thehands

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Animal physiology: breathing & stopping breathing

aerobic
aerobic respiration
anaerobic respiration
asphyxia
asphyxiation
breathable
breathe
breathlessly
exhale
puffed (out)
respiratory
respire
shallow
sigh
sleep apnoea
smother
snuffle
strangulate
suffocation
throttle

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chokeverb(FILL)

[Tusually passive]

(alsochoke up)

tofillsomething such as aroadorpipe, so that nothing canpassthrough:

Atlunchtimethestreetswere choked withtraffic.

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Closing and blocking

barricade
batten
batten down the hatchesidiom
be snowed upidiom
blocksomethingoff
choke
congest
cork
dam
damsomethingup
ensconce
gum
seal
self-seal
self-sealing
shut
shut(something)off
shutsomeone/somethingin(something)
snap
the darkest hour is just before the dawnidiom

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chokeverb(FAIL)

[I]informal

(alsochoke it)

(usually insports) tofailto do something at atimewhen it isurgent, usually because yousuddenlyloseconfidence:

He couldscorepointsat will during thequalifyingmatches, but in thefinalhecompletelychoked.

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Failing and doing badly

abjectly
at-risk
backbencher
balls(something)up
be on your beam endsidiom
blow
blow(someone/something)up
bomb
fall to piecesidiom
fight a losing battleidiom
flog
flog a dead horseidiom
flop
founder
rebound
rot
running on emptyidiom
sclerotic
smoke
the rot sets inidiom

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Phrasal verbs

chokesomethingback
choke up
choke up onsomething

单词	choking
释义	choking present participle ofchoke choke verb uk /tʃəʊk/us /tʃoʊk/ chokeverb(STOP BREATHING) [IorT] If you choke, or if something chokes you, youstopbreathingbecause something isblockingyourthroat: She chokedtodeathon afishbone. Children can chokeonpeanuts. Peanuts can choke asmallchild. [T] to make someonestopbreathingbypressingtheirthroatwith thehands SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Animal physiology: breathing & stopping breathing aerobic aerobic respiration anaerobic respiration asphyxia asphyxiation breathable breathe breathlessly exhale puffed (out) respiratory respire shallow sigh sleep apnoea smother snuffle strangulate suffocation throttle See more results » chokeverb(FILL) [Tusually passive] (alsochoke up) tofillsomething such as aroadorpipe, so that nothing canpassthrough: Atlunchtimethestreetswere choked withtraffic. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Closing and blocking barricade batten batten down the hatchesidiom be snowed upidiom blocksomethingoff choke congest cork dam damsomethingup ensconce gum seal self-seal self-sealing shut shut(something)off shutsomeone/somethingin(something) snap the darkest hour is just before the dawnidiom See more results » chokeverb(FAIL) [I]informal (alsochoke it) (usually insports) tofailto do something at atimewhen it isurgent, usually because yousuddenlyloseconfidence: He couldscorepointsat will during thequalifyingmatches, but in thefinalhecompletelychoked. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Failing and doing badly abjectly at-risk backbencher balls(something)up be on your beam endsidiom blow blow(someone/something)up bomb fall to piecesidiom fight a losing battleidiom flog flog a dead horseidiom flop founder rebound rot running on emptyidiom sclerotic smoke the rot sets inidiom See more results » Phrasal verbs chokesomethingback choke up choke up onsomething (Definition ofchokingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/choking##
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