throttle

UK
/ˈθrɒt.əl/
US
/ˈθrɑː.təl/

Translations

throttlenoun
throttles
pl
UK
/ˈθrɒt.əl/
US
/ˈθrɑː.təl/
The mechanic adjusted the throttle to improve the engine's performance.
Механик отрегулировал дроссель, чтобы улучшить работу двигателя.
Additional translations
throttleverb
throttled
Past Simple
throttled
Past Participle
throttling
Gerund
UK
/ˈθrɒt.əl/
US
/ˈθrɑː.t̬əl/
The villain attempted to throttle the hero in the final scene.
Злодей попытался задушить героя в финальной сцене.
The government tried to throttle the protests by imposing strict laws.
Правительство попыталось подавить протесты, введя строгие законы.
He tried to throttle the engine to reduce its speed.
Он попытался задушить двигатель, чтобы уменьшить его скорость.
Additional translations
throttleadjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to an engine throttle (e.g., "throttle body").

Definitions

throttlenoun
A device controlling the flow of fuel or power to an engine.
The mechanic adjusted the throttle to improve the car's performance.
The throat, gullet, or windpipe of a person or animal (now chiefly dialectal or archaic).
The hawk seized the rabbit by the throttle.
The level of power or speed delivered by an engine, especially as set by a throttle control.
The pilot advanced the throttle to full throttle for take-off.
throttleverb
To control the flow of fuel or power to an engine, typically to reduce speed.
He throttled back the engine as the plane prepared to land.
To suppress or limit something, such as an activity or process.
The new regulations throttled the growth of the small business.
To choke or strangle someone.
In a fit of rage, he throttled his opponent until others intervened.
throttleadjective
Relating to or connected with a throttle or its operation.
The mechanic inspected the throttle cable for wear.