gagged 的 3 个定义
gagged, gag·ging.
- to stop up the mouth of by putting something in it, thus preventing speech, shouts, etc.
- to restrain by force or authority from freedom of speech; silence.
- to fasten open the jaws of, as in surgical operations.
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gagged, gag·ging.
- to retch or choke.
- something put into a person's mouth to prevent speech, shouting, etc.
- any forced or arbitrary suppression of freedom of speech.
- a surgical instrument for holding the jaws open.
- Metalworking. a shaped block of steel used with a press to straighten or bend a bar, rail, etc.
gagged 近义词
silence, stop up
vomit, choke
更多gagged例句
- She opens the trunk to reveal West inside, bound and gagged.
- The deal for the group, known as the PayPal 14, brings to a public conclusion a year of gagged settlement conferences.
- Tig watching his daughter, bound and gagged but still conscious, burnt to a crisp in front of him.
- Ford India decides on second thought that showing kidnapped women bound and gagged was not an appropriate marketing strategy.
- State media, once gagged by Hosni Mubarak, found its voice—and then lost it once again.
- Jacques Cambremer evaded justice only by reason of the fact that his father gagged him and cast him into the sea.
- Then he made the boy unlock the cell door and Jim slipped out, gagged the kid, and walked out of the jail.
- He was tied up and gagged quietly; and then came the exciting moment, when the key was first tried in the door.
- He was chained down to the floor by Mr. —— order, and had been gagged.
- After which he was bound and gagged and summarily left to lie by the roadside.