Definition of strangulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
stranglesqueeze the throat to cut off air
- He tried to strangulate his opponent during the fight.
2.
medicalTECH. stop flow through a vessel or organTECH.
- The tumor began to strangulate the blood vessels.
Origin of strangulate
Latin, strangulare (to choke)
Examples of strangulate in a sentence
He was arrested for attempting to strangulate his victim. The surgeon had to act quickly to prevent the intestine from strangulating. The hernia could strangulate the surrounding tissues if not treated.
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- French:étrangler, obstruer, ...
- German:erwürgen, abschnüren, ...
- Italian:strangolare, ostruire, ...
- Spanish:estrangular, obstruir, ...
- Portuguese:estrangular, obstruir, ...
- Chinese:勒住, 阻塞, ...
- Japanese:絞める, 絞扼する, ...
- Arabic:خَنَقَ, سَدَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַנֵּק, לַחֲנוֹק, ...
- Russian:задушить, перекрывать, ...
- Ukrainian:задушити, здавлювати, ...
- Hindi:गला घोंटना, रोकना, ...
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