throttle

名词

UK/ˈθrɒt.ᵊl/
US/ˈθrɑː.t̬ᵊl/

定义 throttle 名词

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A valve that regulates the amount of fuel entering an engine, thereby controlling its power output.

    節流閥;油門

动词

UK/ˈθrɒt.ᵊl/
US/ˈθrɑː.t̬ᵊl/

定义 throttle 动词

pressure(壓迫)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To squeeze someone's throat tightly, hindering their ability to breathe.

    扼喉;使窒息

    • He can be so infuriating at times, I feel like throttling him.

      他有時真的很氣人,我真想掐死他。

    • In a fit of rage, he threatened to throttle the person who had angered him.

      在一陣憤怒中,他威脅要掐死那個激怒他的人。

    • She was nearly throttled by her own scarf.

      她差點被自己的圍巾勒死。

restrict(限制)

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To impede or suppress the progress or success of something.

    阻止;鄂制

    • Strict regulations could throttle innovation in businesses.

      嚴格的規定可能會扼殺企業的創新。

    • Excessive bureaucracy is throttling the progress of the project.

      過多的官僚主義正在扼殺專案的進展。

    • High interest rates are throttling economic growth.

      高利率正在扼殺經濟增長。

成语

  • at full/half throttle

    Operating or performing at maximum or half speed or power.

    全速/半速

    We are working on this project at full throttle to meet the deadline.

    我們正在全力進行這個項目,以趕上截止日期。

片语动词 throttle

  • throttle (something) back/down

    to decrease the velocity or lessen the engine's power and speed output

    降低速度;繩慢速度

    Due to the poor weather, we need to throttle the airplane back.

    由於天氣惡劣,我們需要降低飛機的速度。