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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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strangle [Brit ˈstraŋɡ(ə)l, Am ˈstræŋɡəl] VB trans

1. strangle (throttle):

strangle person:
to strangle sb to death

2. strangle (choke):

strangle collar: person
strangle weed: plant

3. strangle (curb):

strangle creativity, project
strangle development, growth
strangle economy

4. strangle (repress):

strangle cry, protest, sob
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to strangle sb
to strangle
to strangle sb

in the PONS Dictionary

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strangle [ˈstræŋgl] VB trans

1. strangle (squeeze the neck):

strangle person
strangle thing

2. strangle fig scream:

strangle
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to strangle
to strangle oneself with sth
étouffer sanglot
to strangle
to strangle sb
in the PONS Dictionary
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strangle [ˈstræŋ·gl] VB trans

1. strangle (squeeze neck):

strangle person
strangle thing

2. strangle fig scream:

strangle
French
French
English
English
to strangle
to strangle oneself with sth
étouffer sanglot
to strangle
to strangle sb
Present
Istrangle
youstrangle
he/she/itstrangles
westrangle
youstrangle
theystrangle
Past
Istrangled
youstrangled
he/she/itstrangled
westrangled
youstrangled
theystrangled
Present Perfect
Ihavestrangled
youhavestrangled
he/she/ithasstrangled
wehavestrangled
youhavestrangled
theyhavestrangled
Past Perfect
Ihadstrangled
youhadstrangled
he/she/ithadstrangled
wehadstrangled
youhadstrangled
theyhadstrangled
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