stifled in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for stifled in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.stifled [ˈstaɪfld] ADJ pp

stifled → stifle

II.stifled [ˈstaɪfld]

stifled laughter, sigh:

stifled

soffocato

to feel stifled fig

sentirsi soffocato (by da)

See also stifle², stifle¹

stifle² [Brit ˈstʌɪf(ə)l, Am ˈstaɪfəl] N ANAT

stifle

grascella f

stifle¹ [Brit ˈstʌɪf(ə)l, Am ˈstaɪfəl] VB trans

1. stifle person:

stifle

soffocare

2. stifle fig:

stifle debate, yawn, opposition, revolt, impulse

soffocare

stifle business

interrompere, bloccare

stifle¹ [Brit ˈstʌɪf(ə)l, Am ˈstaɪfəl] VB trans

1. stifle person:

stifle

soffocare

2. stifle fig:

stifle debate, yawn, opposition, revolt, impulse

soffocare

stifle business

interrompere, bloccare

stifle² [Brit ˈstʌɪf(ə)l, Am ˈstaɪfəl] N ANAT

stifle

grascella f

stifle bone [Am ˈstaɪfəl boʊn] N (of horse)

stifle bone

rotula f

Translations for stifled in the Italian»English Dictionary

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grascella

stifle

represso sorriso, sbadiglio

stifled

soffocato riso

stifled

soffocare, reprimere uno starnuto

to hold back, stifle a sneeze

soffocare uno sbadiglio

to smother or stifle or suppress a yawn

soffocare persona:

to stifle

soffocare calore: persona

to stifle

soffocare sbadiglio

to stifle

soffocare di caldo

to feel stifled in the heat

stifled in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stifled in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.stifle [ˈstaɪ·fl] VB trans

1. stifle (suffocate):

stifle

soffocare

2. stifle (suppress):

stifle

reprimere

II.stifle [ˈstaɪ·fl] VB intr

1. stifle (suffocate):

stifle

soffocare

2. stifle (suffer lack of air):

stifle

asfissiare

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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The nuns tell tales of highly repressive convent regimes, of a strict social class system, of stifled emotions, of how their young dreams of saintliness were shattered.

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

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Innovation was stifled, however, and prices were unregulated.

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The long-term effects of the policy also stifled competition by foreclosing the market to independent producers and distributors.

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The major domestic appliance market is a notoriously difficult market to operate in: limited brand loyalty, fierce competition and elastic demand have stifled the industry's profitability.

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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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These appearances largely stifled the criticisms at the time.

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Religious sentiments in hymns were choked by a classical formalism which stifled all vitality.

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