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1 choke
n. verstikking; choke (v.d. auto)--------v. verstikken; wurgenchoke1[ tsjook] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉————————choke21 (ver)stikken ⇒ naar adem snakken, zich verslikken♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 verstikken ⇒ doen stikken, smoren2 verstoppen ⇒ versperren, volproppen3 beroeren ⇒ overstuur maken, van z'n stuk brengen4 onderdrukken ⇒ inslikken, bedwingen♦voorbeelden:choke down food • eten met moeite naar binnen slikken 〈door pijn enz.〉; eten vlug naar binnen werken 〈 uit haast〉choke the life out of somebody • iemand wurgen4 choke back/down feelings/anger • gevoelens/woede onderdrukken/inslikken
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