呛到 | qiāng dào | to choke on (food etc); to swallow the wrong way | |
呛咕 | qiāng gu | to discuss (dialect) |
够呛 | gòu qiàng | unbearable; terrible; enough; unlikely | |
咳呛 | ké qiàng | (dialect) to cough |
1 | The morning postman brought it, and I choked over my milk and coffee. | |
2 | When the accident occurred, he said, the miners felt as though they were being choked. | |
3 | If the kid choked, one number. | |
4 | He choked on a mouthful of water while swimming. | |
5 | As a consequence, in those moments in which the epiglottis does not have time to cover the trachea, we choke. |