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Übersetzungen

chokesubstantiv
chokes
Pl.
UK
/tʃəʊk/
US
/tʃoʊk/
The mechanic adjusted the choke to improve the engine's performance.
Механик отрегулировал дроссель, чтобы улучшить работу двигателя.
He felt a sudden choke in his throat as he tried to speak.
Он почувствовал внезапное удушье в горле, когда попытался заговорить.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
душитель
заслонка
Synonyme
suffocation
strangulation
blockage
obstruction
chokeverb
choked
Präteritum
choked
Partizip Perfekt
choking
Gerundium
UK
/tʃəʊk/
US
/tʃoʊk/
He started to choke on a fish bone.
Он начал подавиться рыбной костью.
He tried to choke his opponent during the fight.
Он пытался душить своего противника во время боя.
She began to choke on the piece of bread.
Она начала задыхаться от куска хлеба.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
странгулировать
удавить
придушить
Synonyme
asphyxiate
stifle
strangle
suffocate
restrict
smother
gag
Antonyme
clear
unclog
chokeadjektiv
more choke
Komp.
most choke
Super.
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to a choke device or mechanism.

Definitionen

chokesubstantiv
A device or part that controls the flow of air or fuel in an engine.
The mechanic adjusted the choke to improve the car's performance.
A blockage or obstruction in a passage or conduit, restricting flow.
Engineers cleared a choke in the pipe to restore water pressure.
A failure to perform effectively in a critical situation, often due to nervousness or pressure.
The team suffered a choke in the final minutes of the game, losing their lead.
A method of strangulation or a gripping hold applied to the neck that restricts air or blood flow, especially used in martial arts.
The fighter secured a rear-naked choke to win the bout by submission.
An inductor used to restrict alternating current while allowing direct current to pass in an electrical circuit.
The engineer added a choke to the circuit to filter out high-frequency noise.
chokeverb
To have difficulty breathing because of a constricted or obstructed throat or a lack of air.
He began to choke on a piece of food during dinner.
To block or obstruct a passage, causing difficulty in movement or flow.
The drain was choked with leaves, causing the water to overflow.
To fail to perform at a crucial moment due to nervousness or pressure.
The team choked in the final minutes of the game, losing their lead.
To grip tightly around the neck, often causing difficulty in breathing.
The villain choked the hero in a dramatic scene.
To become unable to speak or breathe properly because of a strong emotion.
Her voice choked with emotion as she thanked the audience.
chokeadjektiv
Relating to or designed for a choke device that restricts flow or spread, especially in engines or firearms.
He replaced the choke tube with a tighter choke barrel for improved accuracy.
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