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chokehold

/ˈtʃəʊk.həʊld/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una llave de estrangulamiento en la que el brazo rodea el cuello de otra persona por detrás, o, en sentido figurado, el control o dominio total sobre una persona o situación.

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noun

/ˈtʃəʊk.həʊld/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una llave de estrangulamiento en la que el brazo rodea el cuello de otra persona por detrás, o, en sentido figurado, el control o dominio total sobre una persona o situación.

A noun referring to a restraining hold where someone loops an arm around another person's neck from behind, or figuratively, complete power or control over a person or situation.

  1. Complete controlB2informal

    A situation where one person or group has total power or influence over another person or situation.

    esControl absoluto

    • The corporation has a chokehold on the local economy.
    • Fear can have a chokehold on your decision-making.
    • The dictator maintained a chokehold over the country's media.

    Sinónimoscontroldominancedominationgripmonopolystranglehold

  2. Restraining holdB2formalsport

    A physical grappling technique where one person wraps their arm around another's neck from behind, applying pressure to restrict breathing or blood flow.

    esllave estranguladora

    • The police officer used a chokehold to subdue the suspect.
    • In martial arts, a chokehold is a common submission move.
    • He was put in a chokehold from behind during the scuffle.

    Sinónimoschokestranglehold

Formas
  • chokeholds plural form
  • chokeholds' possessive plural form
  • chokehold's possessive singular form