Did you mean: to coke to shake to choose to cook to joke to chase to hike to yoke ?
| 堵 | dǔ | to block up (a road, pipe etc) / to stop up (a hole) / (fig.) (of a person) choked up with anxiety or stress / wall (literary) / (classifier for walls) |
| 因噎废食 | yīn yē fèi shí | lit. not eating for fear of choking (idiom); fig. to cut off one's nose to spite one's face / to avoid sth essential because of a slight risk |
| 憋 | biē | to choke / to stifle / to restrain / to hold back / to hold in (urine) / to hold (one's breath) |
| 窒息 | zhì xī | to choke / to stifle / to suffocate |
| 哽 | gěng | to choke with emotion / to choke on a piece of food |
| 噎死 | yē sǐ | (intransitive) to choke to death |
| 咽 | yè | to choke (in crying) |
| 呛到 | qiāng dào | to choke on (food etc) / to swallow the wrong way |
| 哽咽 | gěng yè | to choke with emotion / to choke with sobs |
| 鲠 | gěng | to choke on a piece of food |
| 鲠 | gěng | to choke on a piece of food / (literary) a fish bone lodged in one's throat |
| 充塞 | chōng sè | congestion / to block / to congest / to crowd / to choke / to cram / to fill up / to stuff / to take up all the space |
| 噎 | yē | to choke (on) / to choke up / to suffocate |
| 嗌 | ài | (literary) to choke; to have a blockage in the throat / Taiwan pr. [yi4] |
| 掐死 | qiā sǐ | to throttle / to choke to death |
| 鲠喉 | gěng hóu | to choke on a piece of food etc |
| 节流 | jié liú | to control flow / to choke / weir valve / a throttle / a choke |
| 噎住 | yē zhù | to choke (on) / to choke off (in speech) |
| 卡住 | kǎ zhù | to jam / to choke / to clutch / also pr. [qia3 zhu4] |
| 憋气 | biē qì | to hold one's breath / to feel suffocated (for lack of air) / choked with bottled-up resentment |
| 哽死 | gěng sǐ | (intransitive) to choke to death |
| 悲哽 | bēi gěng | to choke with grief |
| 鼻酸 | bí suān | to have a tingling sensation in one's nose (due to grief, pungent odor or taste) / to be choked up |
| 哽噎 | gěng yē | to choke on one's food / to be choked up emotionally, unable to speak |
| 呛 | qiāng | to choke (because of swallowing the wrong way) |