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garroted

UK
/ɡəˈrɒtɪd/
US
/ɡəˈrɑtɪd/
garrotverb

garroted

Past Simple

garroted
Past Simple
garroted
Past Participle
garroting
Gerund
UK
/ˈɡærət/
US
/ˈɡærət/
Traductions
garrotterVerbe rare; sens historique de tuer en étranglant avec un fil ou une corde.
The assassin was known to garrot his targets swiftly and silently.
L'assassin était connu pour garrotter ses cibles rapidement et en silence.
Définitions
To execute by strangulation, typically with a wire or cord.
The assassin was known to garrot his targets swiftly and silently.
Synonymes
choke
asphyxiate
throttle
suffocate
strangle
garroteverb

garroted

Past Simple

garroted
Past Simple
garroted
Past Participle
garroting
Gerund
UK
/ɡəˈrɒt/
US
/ɡəˈrɑt/
Traductions
The spy was captured and garroted by the enemy forces.
L’espion a été capturé et garroté par les forces ennemies.
Définitions
To execute someone by strangulation, typically using a wire, cord, or similar device.
The spy was captured and garroted by the enemy forces.
Synonymes
strangle
throttle
suffocate
choke
garrotenoun
Définitions
A device, typically a cord or wire, used for strangling someone.
The assassin used a garrote to silently eliminate his target.
An execution method involving strangulation, often using a metal collar tightened by a screw.
In the past, the garrote was used as a method of capital punishment in some countries.
garroteadjective
Définitions
Relating to or involving a garrote or garroting.
The assassin carried a small garrote wire in a special garrote pouch.
garrotnoun
Définitions
A device, typically a wire or cord, used for strangling someone.
The assassin used a garrot to silently eliminate his target.
An act or method of putting someone to death by strangulation with a wire, cord, or similar device.
Public executions by garrot were once carried out in Spain.
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