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stifled

/ˈstaɪfəld/ /ˈstaɪfld/

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verb

خنق، كبت

To interrupt or cut off.

Examples :

"The heavy workload stifled her creativity. "

أرهقت أعباء العمل الإبداع لديها.

communication action language

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verb

قمع، كبت

To repress, keep in or hold back.

Examples :

"The army stifled the rebellion."

قمع الجيش التمرد.

mind emotion action

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verb

خنق، كتم

To smother or suffocate.

Examples :

"The heat was stifling the children."

كان الحر يخنق الأطفال.

physiology body sensation

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verb

مخنوق، مكبوت

To feel smothered etc.

Examples :

"The heat felt stifling."

كان الحر خانقًا.

sensation mind body

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verb

اختنق، مات اختناقاً

To die of suffocation.

Examples :

"The small bird, trapped in the closed box, eventually stifled from lack of air. "

اختنق العصفور الصغير، المحبوس في الصندوق المغلق، في النهاية بسبب نقص الهواء.

physiology body medicine

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verb

تبخير

To treat a silkworm cocoon with steam as part of the process of silk production.

Examples :

"The factory worker stifled the silkworm cocoons with steam to prepare them for unwinding into silk thread. "

قام عامل المصنع بتبخير شرانق دودة القز بالبخار لتحضيرها للحل إلى خيوط الحرير.

agriculture insect process material industry

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adjective

مخنوق، مكبوت

That has been interrupted, suppressed etc

Examples :

"The stifled attempt at reform led to further resentment."

أدت محاولة الإصلاح المكبوتة إلى مزيد من الاستياء.

action mind sensation