throat
noun[C]
uk/θrəʊt/us/θroʊt/B1
thefrontof theneck, or thespaceinside theneckdown whichfoodandaircan go:
颈前部;咽喉,喉咙Afishbonegotstuckinmy throat.我喉咙里卡了一根鱼刺。
asorethroat咽喉痛
Heclearedhis throat(=coughedso he couldspeakmoreclearly)andstartedspeaking.他清了清嗓子,然后开始讲话。
Peter Augustin/Stone/GettyImages
- Theoldmandrewalonggnarledfingeracrosshis throat.
 - Afishbonehadlodgedin her throat.
 - It wasquiteamovingspeech- italmostbroughtalumpto my throat.
 - Thevetput something down the dog's throat to make itvomit.
 - I've got asorethroat and arunnynose.
 
The mouth & throat
- -throated
 - adenoid
 - airway
 - alveolar
 - alveolar ridge
 - buccal
 - buccinator
 - labiodental
 - laryngeal
 - larynx
 - lingual
 - mandibular
 - maxillofacial
 - soft palate
 - tensor veli palatini muscle
 - trachea
 - uvula
 - uvular
 - velum
 - vocal cords
 
Idioms
at each other's throats
force/ramsomethingdownsomeone'sthroat