throat

throat
noun
1) (outside and inside of neck) Hals, der; (esp. inside) Kehle, die

look down somebody's throat — jemandem in den Hals od. Rachen schauen

a [sore] throat — Halsschmerzen

cut somebody's throat — jemandem die Kehle durchschneiden

cut one's own throat — (fig.) sich (Dat.) ins eigene Fleisch schneiden

ram or thrust something down somebody's throat — (fig.) jemandem etwas aufzwingen

be at each other's throats — (fig.) miteinander im Clinch liegen (ugs.)

2) (of bottle, vase) Hals, der
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[Ɵrəut]
noun
1) (the back part of the mouth connecting the openings of the stomach, lungs and nose: She has a sore throat.) der Rachen
2) (the front part of the neck: She wore a silver brooch at her throat.) der Hals
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- throaty
- throatily
- throatiness
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throat
[θrəʊt, AM θroʊt]
n
1. (inside the neck) Rachen m, Hals m
the words stuck in my \throat die Worte blieben mir im Halse stecken
to have a sore \throat Halsschmerzen haben
to clear one's \throat sich akk räuspern
2. (front of the neck) Kehle f, Hals m
around her pale creamy \throat she wore a black choker um ihren blass schimmernden Hals trug sie einen schwarzen Halsreif liter
with one's \throat cut [or slit] mit durchgeschnittener [o aufgeschlitzter] Kehle
to grab sb by the \throat jdn an der Kehle [o fam Gurgel] packen; (hold attention) jdn packen [o fesseln]
his speech really grabbed me by the \throat seine Rede hat mich wirklich mitgerissen
to grab sth by the \throat (fig: succeed) etw in Angriff nehmen
3. (liter: voice) Kehle f
the cry came, as if from one \throat: “blood! blood!” wie aus einer Kehle riefen alle: „Blut! Blut!“
4. (narrow passage) verengte Öffnung, Durchlass m
5.
to be at each other's \throats sich dat in den Haaren liegen
to cut one's own \throat (fam) sich dat ins eigene Fleisch schneiden fam
to force [or ram] [or thrust] sth down sb's \throat jdm etw aufzwingen wollen
to have a frog in one's \throat einen Frosch im Hals haben fam
to have a lump in one's \throat einen Kloß [o SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR bes Klumpen] im Hals haben
to jump down sb's \throat jdn anblaffen [o anfahren] [o anschnauzen] fam
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[ɵrəʊt]
n
(external) Kehle f; (internal also) Rachen m

to grab sb by the throat — jdn bei or an der Kehle or Gurgel packen

to cut sb's throat — jdm die Kehle or Gurgel durchschneiden

to cut one's own throat (fig) — sich (dat)

my throat is really dry — ich habe einen völlig trockenen Hals or eine ganz trockene Kehle

I've a fishbone stuck in my throat — mir ist eine Gräte im Hals stecken geblieben

the doctor looked down her throat — der Arzt sah ihr in den Hals

cancer of the throat — Kehlkopfkrebs m

to clear one's throat — sich räuspern

they've been pouring drink down my throat all evening (inf) — sie haben den ganzen Abend lang Alkohol in mich hineingeschüttet (inf)

to ram or force one's ideas down sb's throat (inf) — jdm seine eigenen Ideen aufzwingen

the words stuck in my throat — die Worte blieben mir im Halse stecken

it sticks in my throat (fig) — das geht mir gegen den Strich (inf)

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throat [θrəʊt]
A s
1. ANAT
a) Hals m
b) Kehle f, Gurgel f, Rachen m, Schlund m:
cut sb’s throat jemandem die Kehle durchschneiden;
cut one’s own throat sich ins eigene Fleisch schneiden;
he’s got a fish bone stuck in his throat ihm ist eine Gräte im Hals stecken geblieben;
that sticks in my throat das ist mir zuwider;
the words stuck in my throat die Worte blieben mir im Halse stecken;
take sb by the throat jemanden an der Gurgel packen;
thrust (oder ram, shove, stuff) sth down sb’s throat
a) jemandem etwas eintrichtern,
b) jemandem etwas aufzwingen; clear D 5, jump B 1, lie1 B 1, sore A 2
2. Hals m (einer Flasche, Vase), TECH Gicht f (eines Hochofens)
3. ARCH Hohlkehle f
4. SCHIFF
a) Kehle f (eines Knieholzes)
b) Klauohr n (eines Stagsegels)
c) Klau f (einer Gaffel)
B adj ANAT, MED Hals…, Rachen…:
throat microphone Kehlkopfmikrofon n
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noun
1) (outside and inside of neck) Hals, der; (esp. inside) Kehle, die

look down somebody's throat — jemandem in den Hals od. Rachen schauen

a [sore] throat — Halsschmerzen

cut somebody's throat — jemandem die Kehle durchschneiden

cut one's own throat — (fig.) sich (Dat.) ins eigene Fleisch schneiden

ram or thrust something down somebody's throat — (fig.) jemandem etwas aufzwingen

be at each other's throats — (fig.) miteinander im Clinch liegen (ugs.)

2) (of bottle, vase) Hals, der
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n.
Gurgel -n f.
Hals ¨-e m.
Kehle -n f.
Rachen - m.

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