Значения термина chokepoint на английском

This chokepoint has long been at risk of pirate attacks launched from Somalia.

Pedestrians and cyclists inch forward, merging through the chokepoint, shuffling past the carnage.

So is Beijing's getting in early to establish control over this potential new maritime chokepoint?

A few hours east of Kabul, we stopped before reaching the chokepoint village of Sorubi.

However, Iran also knows how vulnerable the world is to what happens in this trade chokepoint.

The remaining 10 percent of its shipments passing through the Red Sea chokepoint were mostly refined products.

The area is also a chokepoint on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor, a key section of rail that connects Washington to Boston.

Except for the squeeze at the Mina chokepoint, I felt absolutely safe, more so than at Christmas in the Park.

The only chokepoint that has not recently been disrupted is the Straits of Gibraltar, which connects the Mediterranean with the Atlantic.

The U.S. State Department has lobbied against the pipeline as a potential supply chokepoint that would make Europe more vulnerable to disruptions.

China is also a major importer but it has done the most to mitigate its exposure to chokepoint risk, the report found.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards, designated a terrorist organization by Washington, threatened last month to close the chokepoint if Tehran was barred from using it.

It has also threatened to disrupt flows in the Strait of Hormuz, a chokepoint through which around a fifth of global oil output passes.

Elites with nowhere to retreat held out in narrow gates and chokepoints.

He then noted the chokepoints on the sea-lanes to the Caribbean.

The chokepoints identified are locations through which exceptional amounts of the global food trade pass.