Traducciones de „stifle“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

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I . sti·fle [ˈstaɪfl̩] V. intr.

stifle

dušiti se [form. perf. zadušiti se]

II . sti·fle [ˈstaɪfl̩] V. trans.

1. stifle (smother):

to stifle sb

zadušiti koga

to stifle a fire/flames

zadušiti požar/ogenj

2. stifle fig. (suppress):

to stifle sth

zadušiti kaj

to stifle competition

zatreti konkurenco

to stifle the urge to laugh

potlačiti smeh

Ejemplos de uso para stifle

to stifle competition

zatreti konkurenco

to stifle a fire/flames

zadušiti požar/ogenj

to stifle the urge to laugh

potlačiti smeh

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

While the devaluation of the peso brought record numbers of tourists to the area, it also stifled investment and thus construction.

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One lecturer remarked that he nearly stifled as the steamer came up the harbor this morning.

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Innovation was stifled, however, and prices were unregulated.

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He commended the production team for successfully suppressing information about the regeneration in an industry often stifled by leaks.

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Citing her own mixed race background she accused current policies of stifling ethnic minorities and the natural desire of children to integrate.

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In the competitive pipe band community, some bands are starting to find the competitive system musically stifling, although it does demand high standards.

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The normal re-mineralization and recycling that occurs among benthic life-forms is stifled.

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Conversely, stronger construction, such as thicker tops and heavier bracing, stifles the sound.

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With unsuccessful attempts at stifling organized crime, organized crime groups took control of a significant amount of large, vital, and previously state-owned corporations and businesses.

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But this voice can not be stifled in the present age.

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