throat

US /θroʊt/
UK /θroʊt/
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gorge

the front part of the neck, or the passage inside the neck down which food and air go

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She cleared her throat before speaking.
Elle s'éclaircit la gorge avant de parler.
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He had a sore throat and couldn't sing.
Il avait mal à la gorge et ne pouvait pas chanter.
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gulletpharynxwindpipe
2.

goulot, entrée, passage étroit

a narrow passage or opening

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The bottle has a narrow throat.
La bouteille a un goulot étroit.
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The throat of the cave was barely wide enough to squeeze through.
Le goulot de la grotte était à peine assez large pour se faufiler.
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neckopeningpassageconstriction
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pousser, émettre

to utter something, especially with difficulty or emotion

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He throated a cry of pain.
Il poussa un cri de douleur.
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The singer throated the high note with ease.
Le chanteur chanta la note aiguë avec aisance.
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uttervocalizearticulate
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sore throata frog in your throata lump in your throatat each other's throatscut your own throatjump down someone's throatshove something down someone’s throat