choked

choked的音标是[tʃəʊkɪd]，基本翻译是“窒息的；阻塞的；断绝的”，速记技巧是：choke v. 窒息，哽咽。

choke的英文词源是：

choke：窒息，阻塞

choke的变化形式有：

choked：choke的过去式和过去分词

choking：choke的现在分词

相关单词有：

1. chokehold：窒息控制，勒颈控制（hold意为“抓住”）

2. choky：令人窒息的（形容空气不足或阻塞的感觉）

3. chock：堵塞，阻止（chock一词可能源于古英语中的“chocian”，意为“阻塞”）

4. chock-full：满到堵塞（形容事物非常丰富或充满）

5. choke-off：抑制，阻止（off为副词后缀，表示方向）

6. choke-up：哽咽，情绪激动（up表示“向上”，指情绪无法控制）

7. choke-down：勉强咽下（down表示方向）

8. choke-offish：令人讨厌的（offish表示“冷淡的”）

9. choke-upset：哽咽，情绪激动（upset表示“使不安”）

10. choke-up-and-out：哽咽着说出（and-out表示“接着说出”）

以上单词都与choke这个单词有密切关联，表达了不同的含义和用法。

常用短语：

1. choke up

2. choke down

3. choke off

4. choke on

5. be choked with

6. choke up the words

7. choke one"s voice

例句：

1. I couldn"t choke back my tears as I watched my best friend leave.

2. She choked up when she realized she had forgotten to say goodbye.

3. The smoke choked off our escape route.

4. I couldn"t choke on my own emotions as I watched my teammates win the championship.

5. She was choked with sadness at the thought of leaving her family behind.

6. He couldn"t find the words to express his gratitude, so he just choked up the words.

7. His voice choked as he tried to speak about his experience in the war.

英文小作文：

Choking back emotions

Life is full of moments where we have to choke back our emotions. Whether it"s sadness, anger, or any other feeling, we often have to hold it in and keep going. This is especially true when we are faced with challenges or difficult situations that we cannot control.

However, holding back our emotions can have a negative impact on our mental health and well-being. It can lead to feelings of depression and anxiety, and can even affect our physical health.

Therefore, it"s important to learn how to express our emotions in healthy ways. This can include talking to a trusted friend, seeking professional help, or finding other ways to cope with our feelings. By doing so, we can avoid choking back our emotions and instead allow ourselves to feel them fully and appropriately.