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strangulation

/ˌstræŋ.ɡjʊˈleɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 名词,指通过压迫喉部或气道使呼吸停止的行为,或由此造成的窒息状态;在病理学中也指压迫身体某部位从而阻断血流或其他液体流动的情况。

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noun

C1formalcommonmedical/ˌstræŋ.ɡjʊˈleɪ.ʃən/

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A noun referring to the act of suffocating someone by constricting the windpipe, or the condition of having respiration stopped by compression of the air passage; also used in pathology to describe constriction of a body part that cuts off the flow of blood or other fluid.

  • 🇨🇳名词,指通过压迫喉部或气道使呼吸停止的行为,或由此造成的窒息状态;在病理学中也指压迫身体某部位从而阻断血流或其他液体流动的情况。
  1. Act of suffocation C1 formal medical

    The act of suffocating someone by compressing their windpipe, preventing breathing.

    • The autopsy revealed death by strangulation.
    • He was charged with attempted strangulation.
    • Strangulation can cause severe damage to the throat.

    🇨🇳扼颈窒息

    同义词: chokingstranglingthrottling

  2. Condition of stopped breathing C1 formal medical

    The condition where respiration is stopped due to compression of the air passage.

    • The victim suffered from partial strangulation.
    • Strangulation can lead to unconsciousness within seconds.
    • Emergency responders treated the patient for strangulation.

    🇨🇳窒息

    同义词: asphyxiaasphyxiationsuffocation

  3. Pathological constriction C2 formal medical

    In pathology, the constriction of a body part that cuts off the flow of blood or other fluids.

    • The surgeon diagnosed a case of intestinal strangulation.
    • Strangulation of the hernia required immediate surgery.
    • Blood flow was compromised due to strangulation of the vessel.

    🇨🇳病理性绞窄

  • strangulations plural form
  • strangulations' possessive plural form
  • strangulation's possessive singular form