Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Suffocate"

A: it means to die, due to lack of oxygen

A: Thank you

A: There are two ways this can be used. Figuratively, where you are not giving someone personal time. They are never allowed to be alone. Literally, where they are being choked or their breathing is being cut off by an object.

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A: I need to open a window, it feels like I'm going to suffocate.

Do not let small children play with plastic bags, they could suffocate themselves

A: The heat added to the humidity of the air in Bangkok was suffocating.

A: 彼は煙に巻かれて窒息した。
He suffocated, smothered in smoke.

A: The murderer wanted to suffocate his victim by pressing a pillow down on his contorted face.

A: she suffocated under her duvet. he suffocated because there wasn't enough oxygen. the cause of the death was suffocation.

A: "Suffocate" is used in a figurative sense too, but it's a more intense feeling than being stifled. Being stifled feels like you're not growing; suffocating feels like you're dying, figuratively.

"Growing up in that religion was really stifling. I couldn't express myself, because my thoughts were considered blasphemous. I couldn't read things that inspired me; I was only allowed to read scripture. It wasn't until I went away to college that I found my creative voice and began painting."

"My parents were really controlling. They scheduled every minute of my day with studying and music lessons and other things they thought I should do, not things I wanted to do. I never had a moment alone to even hear myself think. I developed an eye twitch from the stress, and had something almost like a mental breakdown in high school, when I just couldn't deal with it anymore. I felt like I was suffocating."

A: Yes

A: они являются синонимами.
Также
Stifle: To keep in, hold back, or repress
Suffocate: To overwhelm someone

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A: They are similar. Both can mean to stop air from reaching something.
He was killed by suffocation. He was smothered by a using a pillow.
The small fire on the kitchen stove was smothered using a blanket.
But, smother can also mean just to cover or suppress something.
He covered hissteak with mushroom gravy.
She smothered her feelings when he told her he din't want to see her anymore.

A: They are similar and sometimes used interchangeably.

Strangling is death from closing someone's airway by squeezing their neck or doing something violent to restrict breathing.

Suffocating is death from lack of air. There doesn't need to be anyone squeezing their neck.

"The man was robbed and strangled."
"The astronaut suffocated due to the lack of air in space."

A: To die from not being able to breathe enough air.

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A: b, even if

A: No, it is not.
A better phrasing would be:
"A spike in fuel prices shocked the citizens."

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