Übersetzungen für „choking“ im Englisch » Polnisch-Wörterbuch

I . choke [tʃəʊk, Am tʃoʊk] VERB intr

1. choke (be unable to breathe):

to choke on sth

dławić [perf za-] się czymś

to choke to death

udławić się

2. choke (be unable to speak):

to be choking with laughter

dławić się ze śmiechu

II . choke [tʃəʊk, Am tʃoʊk] VERB trans

1. choke (strangle):

choke

dusić [perf u-]

2. choke (make unable to speak):

choke

dławić

to choke sb's words

odbierać komuś mowę

3. choke (block):

choke

zatykać [perf zatkać]

the roads were choked with traffic

drogi były zakorkowane

III . choke [tʃəʊk, Am tʃoʊk] SUBST MOT

choke

ssanie nt

to give it more choke

zwiększać [perf zwiększyć] ssanie

choke back VERB trans

choke back

powstrzymywać [perf powstrzymać]

choke up VERB intr

choked up about sth

zmartwiony czymś

Beispielsätze für choking

to be choking with laughter

dławić się ze śmiechu

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Englisch

It depicts one man's struggle to outwit a choking bureaucracy, and come out ahead.

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If that is as high as rates go this cycle, it's hard to see that choking off an economic upswing.

www.afr.com

He responds by trying to strangle her, stopping only when he gets flashbacks of choking out the dark-haired woman from his nightmares.

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Whoosh, gurgle, goggle, she cried, coughing and choking.

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The circumstances are unusual as most of his victims died from choking as a result of forced fellatio.

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As he was screaming for help, officers kicked him repeatedly, even choking him with a nightstick until those screams turned to silence.

www.npr.org

Asset sales can make companies more productive and should ease the supply bottlenecks choking the economy.

www.thehindu.com

It is a non-contacting seal which seals by choking the flow from one side of the seal to the other.

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The crook of another man's elbow is on my Adam's apple, pressing down, choking me.

www.independent.co.uk

The program includes research, production, stockpiling and weaponisation of large quantities of chemical agents (perhaps as many as 5000 tons), including blister, nerve, choking, psychoincapacitant, vomiting and riot control agents.

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