throat
UK [θrəʊt] US [θroʊt] noun countable
IMPROVER
■the front of the neck, or the space inside the neck down which food and air can go 颈前部；咽喉，喉咙•A fish bone got stuck in my throat.我喉咙里鲠了一根鱼刺。 •a sore throat咽喉痛 •He cleared his throat (= coughed so he could speak more clearly) and started speaking.他清了清嗓子，然后开始讲话。
UK [θrəʊt] US [θroʊt] noun countable
at each other's throats
■If two people are at each other's throats, they are arguing angrily （两人）激烈争吵•Those two are always at each other's throats.那两人总是吵个没完。
UK [θrəʊt] US [θroʊt] noun countable
force/ram sth down sb's throat
■to force someone to listen to opinions and ideas and to try to get them to accept them 强迫（某人）接受•I can't bear it when someone starts ramming their views down your throat.我受不了别人把自己的观点强加于人。 |