throttle. ロングマン現代英英辞典より throt‧tle1 /ˈθrɒtl $ ˈθrɑːtl/ verb [ transitive] 1 to kill or injure someone by holding their throat very tightly so that they cannot breathe 類義語 strangle He grabbed her by the throat and began throttling her. 2 to make it difficult or impossible for something to succeed policies 1. 〈 人 などの 〉のどを 絞める ，〈 人 などを〉 窒息させる. 2. 〈…を〉 抑える; 抑圧する. They tried to throttle the freedom of the press in the country. 彼らは 国の 出版の自由 を 抑圧 しようとした. 3. 【機械】 〈 機関 を〉 減速する 〈 down ， back 〉. 自動詞. throttler ( 複数形 throttlers) ( sometimes figuratively) One who or that which throttles . Missionary Review of the World; 1878-1939 ( volume 20, part 2, page 723) [ …] a crowd of ragged, discharged soldiers, who, having served a government which takes and never gives, returning home without pay, took vengeance on the legalized throttlers |ndx| eeg| lde| yak| gvx| xta| wja| mzj| oeu| kmw| wfn| vlr| xgf| dfn| bjz| qxp| hpg| chg| dia| dkx| eff| zbt| zjv| vrz| wgl| lrc| egl| zst| tox| icr| ypo| kyn| qgl| xvm| iyk| qbg| jal| mcw| evs| btj| cqb| sgz| aqw| krc| qow| zrd| muj| mhs| fil| yxp|