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Meanings of strangle in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hamper"
Examples for "hamper"
1
Even today, these mistakes still hamper the left's effectiveness, especially in Europe.
2
That said; a slightly inflexible approach could hamper progress in subtle ways.
3
Critics say cultural differences with the predominantly Muslim state will hamper integration.
4
He said that presents some significant logistical challenges that could hamper production.
5
The fear was that this would hamper trade and limit global growth.
1
The usual caparison of the Shoshone horse is a halter and saddle.
2
I have a gray horse; I can halter him at both ends.
3
I found the image running loose in my mind, without a halter.
4
Suddenly the Navajo sent the roan at Silvermane and threw his halter.
5
Jody stood in the middle of a circle, holding the long halter.
1
You might think this was an approach guaranteed to cramp Scriabin's style.
2
My bedfellows are Cough and cramp, we sleep 3 in a bed.
3
With the cramp threatening to recur, I didn't even try to run.
4
The arm that held Jacob began to cramp, so she switched sides.
5
Is it comfortable to hold or does it make our hand cramp?
Catalan
estrangular Spanish
estrangular To kill by squeezing the neck in order to compress the carotide and/or trachea.
Usage of strangle in English
1
The US should also work with the EU to strangle Syria's economy.
2
The tumult soon abates; and the murderess prepares to strangle her capture.
3
Police believe the killer used his fists and hands to strangle her.
4
And yesterday they set about working to strangle our renewed revolutionary vigour.
5
It said video footage showed Muñoz used a sweater to strangle himself.
6
But too fast a rise in borrowing costs can strangle economic recovery.
7
Every time Jodie thought of it, she wanted to strangle Jason Kravitz.
8
By the time we reached the van she wanted to strangle him.
9
Maybe a manual on how to strangle people twenty ways, he thought.
10
There were times when Sarah herself thought she might strangle her daughter.
11
The Serpent had the advantage, and was about to strangle the bird.
12
And if he really loved me, would he try to strangle me?
13
Here one must let go the critical valve, else strangle in pedagogics.
14
Either we'll be the best of buddies or we'll strangle each other.
15
The anger in his voice seemed to strangle him for a moment.
16
For gold he was ready to strangle the portero on the spot.
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Translations for strangle
Strangle through the time
Strangle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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