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Translation for 'to choke sb' from English to Russian

	душить кого-л. `[несов.]`	to choke sb.
Partial Matches
	удушить `[сов.]`	to choke
	поперхнуться чём-л. `[сов.]`	to choke on sth.
	отсылать кого-л. к кому-л. `[несов.]`	to refer sb. to sb.
	относиться с недоверием к кому-л. `[несов.]`	to distrust sb.
	поступить несправедливо с кем-л.	to wrong sb.
	забавлять кого-л. `[несов.]`	to amuse sb.
	занимать кого-л. `[несов.]`	to preoccupy sb.
	калечить кого-л. `[несов.]`	to maim sb.
	минерал.хим. сурьма `{ж}` <Sb>	antimony <Sb>
	журн. интервьюировать кого-л. `[сов.]` `[несов.]`	to interview sb.
	оскорблять `[несов.]` кого-л.	to offend sb. 13
	чернить кого-л. `[перен.]` `[несов.]`	to vilify sb.
	обезглавливать кого-л. `[несов.]`	to behead sb.
	развращать кого-л. `[несов.]`	to deprave sb.
	оскорбить кого-л. `[сов.]`	to insult sb.
	оскорблять кого-л. `[несов.]`	to insult sb.
	загнать кого-л. в угол `[перен.]`	to corner sb.
	ругать кого-л. `[несов.]`	to scold sb.
	превзойти кого-л. `[сов.]` `[затмить]`	to outshine sb.
	перебить кого-л. `[прервать]` `[сов.]`	to interrupt sb.

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Translation for 'to choke sb' from English to Russian

to choke sb.: душить кого-л. [несов.]
to choke: удушить [сов.]
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to choke on sth.: поперхнуться чём-л. [сов.]
to refer sb. to sb.: отсылать кого-л. к кому-л. [несов.]
to distrust sb.: относиться с недоверием к кому-л. [несов.]
to wrong sb.: поступить несправедливо с кем-л.
to amuse sb.: забавлять кого-л. [несов.]
to preoccupy sb.: занимать кого-л. [несов.]
to maim sb.: калечить кого-л. [несов.]
antimony <Sb>: сурьма {ж} <Sb>минерал.хим.
to interview sb.: интервьюировать кого-л. [сов.] [несов.]журн.
to offend sb.: оскорблять [несов.] кого-л.
to vilify sb.: чернить кого-л. [перен.] [несов.]
to behead sb.: обезглавливать кого-л. [несов.]
to deprave sb.: развращать кого-л. [несов.]
to insult sb.: оскорбить кого-л. [сов.]

оскорблять кого-л. [несов.]
to corner sb.: загнать кого-л. в угол [перен.]
to scold sb.: ругать кого-л. [несов.]
to outshine sb.: превзойти кого-л. [сов.] [затмить]
to interrupt sb.: перебить кого-л. [прервать] [сов.]

Usage Examples English

They have been known to choke on prey that is too large.
Furious, Kaine started to choke Raptor, seemingly killing him.
He would imagine shadowy apparitions coming through the bars of his bed to choke him or large waves that would crash over him making it impossible to breathe.
It is very easy to choke during such forced drinking.
The Food and Drug Administration set up a hotline there to assure anxious parents that the fizzing candy would not cause their children to choke.

Parody act Beatallica mentioned DeVille in the song "I want to choke your band", the theme of which pits heavy metal bands against glam metal like Warrant, Poison, and Whitesnake.
The Japanese album version includes 2 bonus tracks, live versions of "I Want to Choke Your Band" and "Revol-ooh-tion", recorded live in concert in Milwaukee, WI.
After arguing with Hans Olsen of Sports Radio 1280 The Zone, Softy had an on-air meltdown where he claimed that he was going to choke Hans and repeatedly called him an idiot.
Williams had ingested both phenobarbital and benzodiazepine, and was found with tissue paper lodged deep in his nostrils, causing him to choke to death on his own mucus.
After Knipperdolling saw the process of torturing John of Leiden, he attempted to kill himself with the collar, using it to choke himself.

Portnoy mounted both cymbals bell up, with no spacing felt, to maximize contact between them, and choosing cymbals of sufficiently different profile to ensure that the contact was not enough to choke them completely.
Inhaling sulfur dioxide gas causes victims to choke as their internal soft tissues swell – the gas reacts with the moisture in the lungs and produces sulfurous acid.
The guilds gradually became more powerful and began to choke the economy.
He pinches Chris' nostrils shut, causing him to choke to death on his own blood.
The wrestler then places their free leg on the instep of the leg which is already being used to choke the opponent.

One reporter described the smell as "like sticking your head into a rubber boot filled with used motor oil and rotten eggs," while another said that it was "less a scent than an assault that reaches in to choke the throat.
During the 1986 World Series, Hockridge said that Stewart tried to choke her for standing in the wrong spot with a "John 3:16" sign.

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