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suffocating

/ˈsʌf.ə.keɪ.tɪŋ/

Traducción: Describe algo que causa dificultad para respirar, o una situación que se siente limitante y opresiva., Verbo que se usa para referirse a morir o causar la muerte de alguien por falta de aire o por no poder respirar libremente.

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Conexiones de la palabra

adjective

/ˈsʌf.ə.keɪ.tɪŋ/B2formal
  • esDescribe algo que causa dificultad para respirar, o una situación que se siente limitante y opresiva.

Describes something that causes difficulty in breathing, or a situation that feels restrictive and overwhelming.

  1. Causing breathing difficultyB2formal

    Making it hard to breathe, typically due to a lack of fresh air, excessive heat, or a stifling atmosphere.

    esque provoca asfixia

    • The room was suffocating with the windows closed and the heater on.
    • The thick smoke created a suffocating environment for the firefighters.
    • The suffocating heat of the desert made travel nearly impossible.

    Sinónimosairlesschokingcloseheavymuggyoppressivesmotheringstiflingstuffyunventilated

    Antónimosairyfreshventilated

  2. Restrictive or oppressiveB2informal

    Feeling restricted, confined, or overwhelmed, often by rules, expectations, or a situation.

    esasfixiante

    • She found the strict dress code at work suffocating.
    • The constant pressure from his parents felt suffocating.
    • Living in a small town with no opportunities can be suffocating for young people.

    Sinónimosclaustrophobicconstrictingcrushinglimitingoppressiveoverwhelmingrepressiverestrictivesmotheringstifling

    Antónimosfreeingloosepermissiverelaxing

Formas
  • more suffocating comparative form
  • most suffocating superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

suffocate/ˈsʌf.ə.keɪt/B2formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para referirse a morir o causar la muerte de alguien por falta de aire o por no poder respirar libremente.

A verb used to indicate the act of dying or causing someone to die due to lack of air, or being unable to breathe freely.

  1. Deprive of oxygenB2formal

    To cause someone or something to die by preventing them from breathing air.

    esAsfixiar

    • The smoke from the fire nearly suffocated the trapped family.
    • He was suffocated by the thick plastic bag over his head.
    • The victim was suffocated with a pillow.

    Sinónimosasphyxiatechokesmotherstifle

    Antónimosaerateoxygenateventilate

  2. Obstruct breathingB2formal

    To impair or block the respiration of someone or something.

    esAsfixiar

    • The tight collar was suffocating him.
    • The fumes in the room suffocated the workers.
    • The heavy blanket suffocated the child.

    Sinónimosasphyxiatechokesmotherstiflestranglethrottle

  3. Feel stifled or suppressedB2informal

    To become mentally or emotionally stifled, suppressed, or restricted.

    esSentirse sofocado o reprimido

    • She felt suffocated by the strict rules at home.
    • His creativity suffocated under the pressure of deadlines.
    • The bureaucracy suffocates any new ideas.

    Sinónimoschokesmotherstifle

    Antónimosbreatheflourishthrive

  4. Suppress developmentC1formal

    To suppress the development, creativity, or imagination of someone or something.

    essofocar

    • The rigid education system suffocates students' natural curiosity.
    • Constant criticism can suffocate a child's imagination.
    • The company's culture suffocates innovation.

    Sinónimoschokecrushcurbdampeninhibitquashrepresssmotherstiflesuppress

    Antónimosencouragefosterinspirenurturepromotestimulate

  5. Die from lack of oxygenB2formal

    To die because of insufficient oxygen intake.

    esMorir por falta de oxígeno

    • The fish suffocated after being out of water for too long.
    • Many miners suffocated in the collapsed tunnel.
    • The animal suffocated in the sealed container.

    Sinónimosasphyxiatechokesmotherstifle

  6. Feel uncomfortable for lack of fresh airB1informal

    To feel uncomfortable or distressed due to a lack of fresh air.

    esAsfixiarse por falta de aire fresco

    • I'm suffocating in this crowded, stuffy room.
    • Open the window, I'm suffocating in here!
    • The heat and humidity made everyone feel like they were suffocating.

    Sinónimoschokesmotherstifle

  7. Struggle for breathB2formal

    To have difficulty breathing or to have insufficient oxygen intake.

    esAhogarse (por falta de aire)

    • The asthmatic patient was suffocating and needed an inhaler.
    • He was suffocating from the thick smoke.
    • The drowning man was suffocating as he gasped for air.

    Sinónimosasphyxiatechokegasppantwheeze

    Antónimosbreathe

Formas
  • suffocated past participle
  • suffocated past simple
  • suffocating present participle
  • suffocates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.