strangling

n.

扼杀；

v.

扼死( strangle的现在分词 )；使窒息；抑制；压制

1. The hooligan strangled her with a piece of string.
   那流氓用一根绳子把她勒死了。
2. He tried to strangle his opponent.
   他试图勒死他的对手。
3. She strangled before she was taken to hospital.
   她在被送往医院之前便窒息而死。
4. When I attended his lecture, I always tried hard to strangle yawns.
   我上他的课时，总是竭力地制止自己打呵欠。
5. The dictator's first step was to strangle the free press.
   独裁者的第一步是扼杀新闻自由。

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Evolution of the strangling habit [of] Ficus L., subgenus Urostigma (Moraceae).
The dog-strangling vine Cynanchum medium, its chromosome number and its occurrence in Canada
Habitat and host preferences of Ficus crassiuscula, a neotropical strangling fig of the lower-montane rain forest.
Causes and Consequences of Within-Tree Phenological Patterns in the Florida Strangling Fig, Ficus aurea (Moraceae)
Natural history of Anidarnes bicolor (Hymenoptera: Agaonidae), a galler of the Florida strangling fig (Ficus aurea).