First, the definition of throat
Throat, English word, refers to the neck and throat of human or animal, including vocal cords and esophagus. Mainly used as nouns and verbs, translated as "throat" when used as nouns; Sound, sound; Narrow road "; When used as a verb, it translates as "in the ditch; Speak in a guttural voice.
Throat is common in both spoken and written language, especially in the fields of medicine, biology, music and poetry.
Second, the part of speech of "throat"
Plural number: throats past participle: throated present participle: throating
Third, the phrase collocation and interpretation of "throat"
Sore throat: Sore throat
Have a sore throat
Nozzle throat: nozzle throat; Nozzle throat
Throat diameter: throat diameter; Throat diameter
Diffuser throat: radiator throat
Bilingual examples with "throat"
Antibiotics consumed all my energy. My throat feels much better now. We can go to the set. Make some noise, hoping to make you feel important.
Antibiotics consumed all my energy. My throat is much better now. We can go to the set. I hope a few howls can show my strength.
He said that he heard from the village chief who saw the body that the suspect had committed suicide.
He heard the village director who heard the body say that the suspect committed suicide.
Draco Malfoy stood there with his wife and son, a dark coat buttoned up to his throat.
Draco? Malfoy stood beside his wife and son, his black coat buttoned to his throat.
She is very talented and knows when coughing is impatient and when socks need to be put on her throat.
She has a natural intelligence, knowing what kind of cough should not be ignored and when to put a pair of socks around her neck.