strangled

英 [ˈstræŋɡld]

美 [ˈstræŋɡld]

adj.  哽塞的; 哽咽的; 顿住的
v.  扼死; 勒死; 掐死; 抑制; 压制; 扼杀
strangle的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：strangled　过去式：strangled　

BNC.24359 / COCA.21979

牛津词典

adj.

• 哽塞的；哽咽的；顿住的
  a cry or other sound that is not clear because it stops before it has completely finished
  1. There was a strangled cry from the other room.
     隔壁传来一声哽咽。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ (说话声、哭声)哽塞的，哽咽的，顿住的
  Astrangledvoice or cry sounds unclear because the throat muscles of the person speaking or crying are tight.
  1. In a strangled voice he said, 'This place is going to be unthinkable without you.'
     他哽咽地说道：“没有你这个地方会变得不可想象。”
  2. Sue let out a strangled cry of shock.
     苏震惊得哽咽起来。

英英释义

adj

• held in check with difficulty
  1. a smothered cough
  2. a stifled yawn
  3. a strangled scream
  4. suppressed laughter
  Synonym:smotheredstifledsuppressed

双语例句

• Karen was found strangled to death.
  人们发现卡伦被勒死了。
• Killer strangled him, he fell on it before he got tossed over.
  在他被吊死之前，他就被凶手勒死了。
• He strangled her to death by a cord put around her neck.
  他用细绳绕在她的脖子上，将她勒死。
• A woman's been strangled!
  一个女人被掐死了！
• The bone wedged in his throat and strangled him.
  骨头卡在喉咙里使他窒息。
• "Fifty-eight twenty-one." My voice sounded strangled.
  我的声音听起来快要窒息了。
• To put or set down emphatically or with force. Creativity is being strangled by financial pressures.
  用力放下重重地或用力地放置或放下创造力被经济上的重重压力抑制住了。
• His creative drive has been strangled by his sense of political guilt.
  他的创造欲望已被他的政治负罪感扼杀了。
• He was strangled in his bed.
  他是在自己的床上被勒死的。
• Ned: You were strangled to death with a plastic sack.
  你确实被个塑料袋套上给闷死了。