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had a cobweb in the throat
- 口渴kǒu kě
thirst; thirstily; have a cobweb in the throat; with one's tongue hanging out
- 难于启齿nán yú qǐ chǐ
have a bone in one's throat
- 嗓子疼sǎng zǐ téng
have a sore throat
- 嗓子痛sǎng zǐ tòng
have a sore throat
- 骨鲠在喉gǔ gěng zài hóu
have a fishbone caught in one's throat
- 渴得要命kě dé yào mìng
have a spark in one's throat -- to be extremely thirsty
- 哽gěng
choke (with emotion); feel a lump in one's throat
- 刭jǐng
cut the throat
- 哽咽欲泣gěng yān yù qì
a lump in the throat
- 喉咙哽住hóu lóng gěng zhù
a lump in the throat
- 轻度喉哑qīng dù hóu yǎ
a frog in the throat
- 染指rǎn zhǐ
have a finger in the pie
- 多管闲事duō guǎn xián shì
have a finger in the pie, have an oar in everyman's boat
- 占一份zhàn yī fèn
have a foot in the dish
- 撒大谎sā dà huǎng
lie in one's teeth, lie in one's throat
- 慢性喉炎màn xìng hóu yán
a clergyman's sore throat
- 刎wěn
cut one's throat
- 自刎zì wěn
cut one's throat
- 喉咙hóu lóng
throat; the gullet
- 嗓音sǎng yīn
throat; voice
- 勇于yǒng yú
be brave in, have the courage to
- 扮演bàn yǎn
play the part of; have a role (in a play, etc.); act
- 饿极了è jí le
as hungry as a hawk; have a wolf in the stomach
- 发痴fā chī
have bats in the belfry
- 留芳百世liú fāng bǎi shì
have a niche in the temple of fame
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