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Meanings of swallowing in English
Usage of swallowing in English
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Conclusions: Organ preservation treatment impairs movement of structures essential for normal swallowing.
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TMS never produced a swallowing movement in neither healthy subjects nor patients.
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The first signs can be problems with vision, balance, or even swallowing.
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Jan said nothing; he was busy swallowing lumps in his own throat.
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After the most strenuous exertions they succeed in swallowing the raw fish.
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The next week he came upon a water snake swallowing a frog.
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He was an absolute sepulchre in the swallowing of oppression and ill-usage.
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One under-reported postoperative complication is the swallowing difficulty that some patients experience.
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All but one patient had improved swallowing and phonation after the procedure.
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The city was pressing down on him and swallowing up his children.
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And the stranger set off, running gracefully at a league-swallowing easy pace.
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But after two weeks of difficulty swallowing, I decided to go in.
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The Functional Oral Intake Scale was used to classify the swallowing functionality.
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The circle of light did not extend far into the swallowing darkness.
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He kept swallowing endlessly, hardly noticing the jabs of pain it caused.
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She would raze it all and leave a swallowing field of stone.
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Translations for swallowing
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Swallowing through the time
Swallowing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common