throat; larynx

the pharynx and larynx; the throat

singer's voice; the ability or sound of singing

throat; larynx; the part of the respiratory tract that contains the vocal cords

the branch of medicine that focuses on the ears, nose, and throat; an ENT department in a hospital

the lump on the front of the throat that is most noticeable in adult men; also called [[结喉|結喉|jie2 hou2]]

mouthpiece or spokesperson, especially one who represents a government, a political party, or the public; a person or medium used to express the views of others

Cancer that occurs in the larynx; also known as throat cancer or laryngocarcinoma. Symptoms include persistent hoarseness, difficulty swallowing, or a sensation of a lump in the throat.

The upper part of the windpipe located at the throat; bronchia

An acute infectious disease caused by the diphtheria bacterium, typically marked by inflammation of the throat and the formation of a greyish-white membrane. It most commonly affects children during autumn and winter.

pharyngitis or laryngitis; inflammation of the throat, often caused by a virus and resulting in a sore or dry throat, coughing, and sometimes a raspy voice

inflammation of the larynx, caused by bacterial infection or excessive smoking, usually resulting in a sore throat and hoarseness

a medical instrument used for examining the interior of the larynx

feeling extremely uncomfortable and compelled to speak one's mind; describes a situation where one cannot rest until an obstacle or grievance is addressed

to have a sore throat; throat pain

(linguistics) a sound produced in the throat, such as a glottal, laryngeal, or pharyngeal consonant; a guttural sound

the goitered gazelle (Gazella subgutturosa), a species of antelope found in Central Asia and Western Asia

to have a fish bone stuck in one's throat; (idiom) to feel an irrepressible urge to speak one's mind or speak out candidly about something on one's mind

A consonant produced by closing the vocal folds to block airflow and then suddenly releasing it.

To speak for the public or represent the people's opinions; often used as a set phrase in praise of people's representatives or the media.

extremely low price, often used in the context of intense market competition or liquidation sales; a knockdown price

To fly into a rage or lose one's temper

a bird species endemic to Taiwan (Pterorhinus ruficeps)

to choke on a piece of food or other object

to speak or sing with a pleasant, melodious voice; to possess a beautiful singing voice with elegant trills and turns

the part of the throat situated between the epiglottis and the larynx; generally refers to the throat

very impatient; to be in a rush to do something; anxious; agitated

A type of consonant sound produced by narrowing the vocal cords so that the air passing through creates friction; includes sounds like the laryngeal or pharyngeal fricatives.

throat lozenge; a medicated tablet used to treat a sore throat or inflammation of the throat

an infectious disease caused by group A Streptococcus, characterized by a sore throat, fever, and a red rash

the branch of medicine that focuses on diseases and conditions of the throat; laryngology department in a hospital

The throat chakra, or vishuddha, located at the neck in [[查克拉|查克拉|cha2 ke4 la1]] systems.

the throat or larynx area

Process of making a sound deep in the throat, known as gutturalization or laryngealization.

a pleasant lingering aftertaste in the back of the throat, especially when drinking tea

general term in Chinese medicine for diseases causing severe inflammation, swelling, and pain of the throat

a sound produced in the throat, such as the sound of choking or a donkey braying

A person with a loud voice.

to hold a strategic position that controls the enemy's lifeblood; literally to strangle the throat and press the back from a position of control

an piece of armor worn to protect the throat during battle

to hold a position of great strategic importance; literally to pat the back and choke the throat

(regional or colloquial) to insert a tube into the throat, typically for medical ventilation

(bird species of China) bar-throated minla (Actinodura strigula)

a bird species of China with the scientific name Merops philippinus

a bird species of China (Pteruthius melanotis)

a species of bird (Schoeniparus rufogularis) found in China and neighboring regions

To soothe or moisten the throat to prevent it from becoming dry or hoarse

(bird species of China) pale-throated wren-babbler (Spelaeornis kinneari)

anonymous informant who provides inside information; a source who reveals secrets while remaining hidden