• n. [医] 绞窄；勒杀；钳制；压缩

strangle,使窒息，扼杀，勒死，-ation,名词后缀。

strangulation (n.)

1540s, from Latin strangulationem (nominative strangulatio) "a choking, a suffocating," noun of action from past participle stem of strangulare (see strangle). The verb strangulate (1660s) probably is a back-formation from this. Related: Strangulated.

1. to die of slow strangulation

被缓慢勒死

来自《权威词典》

2. He is charged with the strangulation of two students.

他被指控勒死了两名学生。

来自辞典例句

3. There is strangulation of tissue and poor blood supply.

组织有绞窄且血液供应差.

来自辞典例句

4. In strangulation, the ultimate evidence would be the murderer's fingerprints on the victim's neck.

在扼杀案件中, 最终证据是凶手在被害人颈部的指纹.

来自辞典例句

5. She's got bruising to the neck, which is consistent with manual strangulation.

她颈部有擦伤, 应该是扼杀留下的痕迹.

来自电影对白