stranglehold in Italian
stranglehold in Italian is morsa, stretta — stranglehold means a grip or level of control so tight that it chokes off any freedom of movement or action.
stranglehold in Italian
morsa
A grip or control so strong as to stifle or cut off.
stretta
A grip or control so strong as to stifle or cut off.
What does "stranglehold" mean?
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noun A grip or level of control so tight that it chokes off any freedom of movement or action.
"That record felt like ancient history as the Djokovic of 2011 overcame a slightly edgy start to take a stranglehold on the match."
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stranglehold in a sentence
- That record felt like ancient history as the Djokovic of 2011 overcame a slightly edgy start to take a stranglehold on the match.
- For years the company had a stranglehold on the rest of the industry.
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What is "stranglehold" in Italian?
"stranglehold" in Italian is morsa, stretta. stranglehold means: A grip or level of control so tight that it chokes off any freedom of movement or action.
Are there other ways to say "stranglehold" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "stranglehold": morsa, stretta.
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