throat
/θrəʊt/noun
A2formalcommon/θrəʊt/A noun referring to the front part of the neck, or the passage inside the neck that leads from the mouth and nose to the stomach and lungs.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее переднюю часть шеи или проход внутри шеи, ведущий от рта и носа к желудку и лёгким.esSustantivo que designa la parte frontal del cuello o el conducto interno del cuello que va desde la boca y la nariz hasta el estómago y los pulmones, incluyendo la faringe, la laringe y el esófago; también se usa para referirse a la abertura o entrada de algo.frNom désignant la partie avant du cou, ou le passage à l'intérieur du cou qui va de la bouche et du nez vers l'estomac et les poumons.deVorderer Teil des Halses bzw. der innere Hohlraum im Hals, der von Mund und Nase zur Speiseröhre und Luftröhre führt.ptSubstantivo que designa a parte anterior do pescoço ou a passagem interna do pescoço que liga a boca e o nariz ao estômago e aos pulmões.zh指颈部前部,或口腔和鼻腔通向胃和肺的管道。arاسم يشير إلى الجزء الأمامي من العنق أو الممر الداخلي في العنق الذي ينقل الطعام والهواء من الفم والأنف إلى المعدة والرئتين.
- Anatomical part A2 formal
The front part of the neck, containing the pharynx and larynx, through which food and air pass.
- She had a sore throat and could barely speak.
- The doctor examined his throat with a light.
- He cleared his throat before starting his speech.
ruГорлоesGarganta (parte anatómica)frGorge (partie anatomique)deKehleptGargantazh喉咙arالحلق
- Narrow passage B2 formal
A narrow opening or passage, often used metaphorically.
- The bottle has a narrow throat that makes it hard to clean.
- The canyon's throat was barely wide enough for a single hiker.
- The throat of the funnel was clogged with debris.
ruГорлышкоesgarganta (paso estrecho)frGouletdeEngpassptGargalozh咽喉arالفتحة الضيقة
- throats plural form
- throats' possessive plural form
- throat's possessive singular form