英语词组choke back是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

choke back

chokes, choking, choked

choke back/down sth or choke sth back/down

to force yourself not to show your feelings, or to stop yourself from saying something

'John has had an accident,' said Jane, choking back the tears.She had to choke down an overpowering urge to tell them she didn't want the job anyway.

choke back

To try to keep from expelling something, such as words or tears. A noun or pronoun can be used between "choke" and "back." I choked back a question about her boyfriend as soon as I remembered that they had broken up. I didn't feel sick until after the ceremony had started, so I had to choke back vomit the entire time.

choke something back

to fight hard to keep something from coming out of one's mouth, such as sobs, tears, angry words, vomit, etc. I tried to choke the unpleasant words back, but I could not. She choked back her grief, but it came forth nonetheless. I could hardly choke my tears back.

choke back

Suppress, as in He choked back his tears. [Late 1800s]

choke back

To suppress or hold something back, especially with great effort: I choked back tears as I told my family the sad news.

词组	choke back
释义	Phr V choke back chokes, choking, choked choke back/down sth or choke sth back/down to force yourself not to show your feelings, or to stop yourself from saying something 'John has had an accident,' said Jane, choking back the tears.She had to choke down an overpowering urge to tell them she didn't want the job anyway. phrasechoke back choke back tears/anger/disappointment etc to force yourself not to cry or show your feelings about something: Dole choked back tears as he announced his resignation. Choking back his own disappointment, he congratulated his opponent on his victory.■ SIMILAR TO: choke down, force back, hold back choke back To try to keep from expelling something, such as words or tears. A noun or pronoun can be used between "choke" and "back." I choked back a question about her boyfriend as soon as I remembered that they had broken up. I didn't feel sick until after the ceremony had started, so I had to choke back vomit the entire time. choke something back to fight hard to keep something from coming out of one's mouth, such as sobs, tears, angry words, vomit, etc. I tried to choke the unpleasant words back, but I could not. She choked back her grief, but it came forth nonetheless. I could hardly choke my tears back. choke back Suppress, as in He choked back his tears. [Late 1800s] choke back v. To suppress or hold something back, especially with great effort: I choked back tears as I told my family the sad news.
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