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Significats de stifle en anglès

català
ofegar

Conceal or hide.

ofegar
portuguès
estrangular
català
asfixiar-se
espanyol
sofocar

Impair the respiration of or obstruct the air passage of.

asfixiar-se
Sinònims
Examples for "repress"
Examples for "repress"
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Rights groups say Cuba often uses short-term detentions to repress public criticism.
Reuters
2
It does not hide and repress; it confronts, turns on the light.
Complete Prose Works / Specimen Days and Collect, November Bough...
3
The new-comer could not repress a triumphant flash in the serpent eyes.
Blindfolded
4
We do know there were strong attempts to repress stories of illness.
News.com.au
5
Yes; I can no longer repress the irresistible confusion of my love.
Endymion
1
The US should also work with the EU to strangle Syria's economy.
The Guardian
2
The tumult soon abates; and the murderess prepares to strangle her capture.
More Hunting Wasps
3
Police believe the killer used his fists and hands to strangle her.
News.com.au
4
And yesterday they set about working to strangle our renewed revolutionary vigour.
The Guardian
5
It said video footage showed Muñoz used a sweater to strangle himself.
The Guardian
1
Through the smother came the loud moaning of fog-horns in the Firth.
Greyfriars Bobby
2
But he hadn't left it there long enough for her to smother.
The god project
3
A whitecap foamed above it and broke across in a snow-white smother.
The Sea-Wolf
4
It was harsh, but it was the only way not to smother.
The Guardian
5
And when I smell ghosts, I can smother myself in my pocket-handkerchief.
Melchior's Dream and Other Tales
1
I must not have heard her enter the house through the muffle.
Allegiant
2
Wired: Speakers hidden behind the piano-black front bezel provide crisp, muffle-free audio.
Wired
3
The wind seemed to muffle it and fly away with it directly.
Night and Day
4
If I did muffle the oars it was for a good reason.
The Rescue: A Romance of the Shallows
5
It rang again-louderthis time, without the purse to muffle the sound.
The next to die
portuguès
joelho
català
cassoleta

Joint between the femur and tibia in a quadruped; corresponds to the human knee.

cassoleta
català
reprimir
espanyol
reprimir

Smother or suppress.

reprimir
Ús de stifle en anglès
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Last week, Zuckerberg said Facebook did not want to stifle political expression.
Reuters
2
Some believe learning words by heart can stifle creativity and real understanding.
Radio NZ
3
Opponents say it could stifle innovation or limit state authority to protect.
Reuters
4
It has used its monopoly power to impede innovation and stifle competition.
Wired
5
They say the rules would raise electricity costs and stifle job creation.
Reuters
6
Police last week sought to stifle collective mourning and protests by parents.
Reuters
7
The so-called dislocation of the stifle in the horse is a misnomer.
Lameness of the Horse / Veterinary Practitioners' Series, No. 1
8
I walked ever faster and faster, to stifle thought; but in vain.
Seven Men [Excerpts]
9
Attempts have been made over the years to stifle the illicit trading.
100 Places You Will Never Visit
10
A Democratic takeover of one or both chambers could stifle Trump's agenda.
Reuters
11
But even a great Knight such as Wyst can't stifle his love.
A nameless witch
12
When it rang a second time she felt life stifle in her.
Evelyn Innes
13
The others followed her light, trying to stifle their sneezes and coughs.
Shade's children
14
Antagonizing Jeremy isn't going to help me now, so I stifle myself.
Love, life and linguine
15
Yet that fragrant balm cannot stifle the smell of the charnel house.
The Day of Wrath
16
They can stun or stifle and they know when each is required.
The Guardian
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Stifle a través del temps
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