用suffocate造句子，“suffocate”造句

The words derived from Latin are the enemy—they will strangle and suffocate everything you write.

The damaged reefs were then covered by a single species of seaweed which threatened to suffocate the coral and cause further loss.

How did a frog learn to continuously bring fresh pockets of air in its mouth to its Buried eggs so they wouldn't suffocate?

The majority of people who die in fires don't die from burns, but rather they suffocate due to the lack of oxygen and inhale toxic gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and hydrogen cyanide.

Ashfalls can suffocate plants and poison livestock.

But remember-they already read your blog. Don't suffocate them.

Most of the women did not suffocate, but burned to death in the brilliant roar of the flames.

If you are expecting both people to grow in the same direction and in the same way, that is unfair to both people. It will curtail and suffocate both of their lives.

The heartbreak for conservationists is that the convergence of sargassum and oil offers the best chance of finding young turtles before they suffocate on the crude. But it can also be deadly.

I can't stay like this, I'll dissipate or suffocate or - "Mom!"

If you hit the right spot, roaches will scramble or die out instantly since the extreme heat will dehydrate and suffocate them.

Taxes will suffocate the dwindling population of young workers.

There is very little air in that space. But not so little that we might suffocate, and thus create a story.

Some memories (especially negative ones) can suffocate you.

They shut the queen up in the bath, and tried to suffocate her, and the old woman put her own ugly daughter in the queen's bed that the king might not know she was away.

Without this vital exchange our cells would quickly die and leave the body to suffocate.

Warn your child never to put your pet in a closet or in an area where the pet could suffocate or in any other situation where the pet could be endangered.