choke

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choke
[tʃəʊk]
sustantivo
1estrangulador (m) estárter (m) (automóbiles)
verbo transitivo
2ahogar, estrangular (strangle)
3atascar (block) (sink)
  • the roads were choked with traffic -> las carreteras estaban atascadas or colapsadas de tráfico
verbo intransitivo
4ahogarse
  • she choked on a fish bone -> se atragantó con una espina
  • to choke with anger -> ponerse rojo(a) de ira

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choke [chouk]
1Ahogar, sofocar, quitar la respiración.
  • A voice choked by sobs -> una voz ahogada en llanto
2Cerrar alguna comunicación o paso.
3Suprimir, oprimir.
  • To choke up -> obstruir, tapar
  • The garden is choked with weeds -> el jardín está invadido de malezas (overwhelm)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Ahogarse, asfixiarse. (n)
  • To choke on something -> atragantarse o atorarse con algo
va. Estrangular, ahogar, asfixiar (stifle).
sustantivo
1Hebra de alcachofa.
2(Auto) Choke, estárter, cebador, chupete.

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choke [tʃəʊk]
noun
(Aut) (e)stárter; (m) chok(e); (m) (LAm) (Mec) obturador; (m) cierre; (m)
verb:transitive
1 [+person] ahogar; asfixiar; (with hands) estrangular
in a voice choked with emotion con una voz ahogada sofocada por la emoción;or
2 [+pipe etc] atascar; obstruir
a canal choked with weeds un canal atascado por las hierbas; a street choked with traffic una calle congestionada por el tráfico
verb:intransitive
[+person] ahogarse; asfixiarse
to choke to death morir asfixiado; to choke on a fishbone atragantarse con una espina; to choke with laughter morirse de risa

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Verb Conjugation for "choke"

Imperative
  • choke
  • you choke
  • he/she chokes
  • we choke
  • you choke
  • they choke
Preterite
  • I choked
  • you choked
  • he/she choked
  • we choked
  • you choked
  • they choked
Present Continuous
  • I am choking
  • you are choking
  • he/she is choking
  • we are choking
  • you are choking
  • they are choking
Present Perfect
  • I have choked
  • you have choked
  • he/she has choked
  • we have choked
  • you have choked
  • they have choked
Past Continuous
  • I was choking
  • you were choking
  • he/she was choking
  • we were choking
  • you were choking
  • they were choking
Past Perfect
  • I had choked
  • you had choked
  • he/she had choked
  • we had choked
  • you had choked
  • they had choked
Future
  • I will choke
  • you will choke
  • he/she will choke
  • we will choke
  • you will choke
  • they will choke
Future Perfect
  • I will have choked
  • you will have choked
  • he/she will have choked
  • we will have choked
  • you will have choked
  • they will have choked
Future Continuous
  • I will be choking
  • you will be choking
  • he/she will be choking
  • we will be choking
  • you will be choking
  • they will be choking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been choking
  • you have been choking
  • he/she has been choking
  • we have been choking
  • you have been choking
  • they have been choking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been choking
  • you will have been choking
  • he/she will have been choking
  • we will have been choking
  • you will have been choking
  • they will have been choking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been choking
  • you had been choking
  • he/she had been choking
  • we had been choking
  • you had been choking
  • they had been choking
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hearty laughter, raucous laughter, guffaw