Examples of using Windpipe in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Crushed windpipe.
Your windpipe was perforated.
Show me your windpipe.
Block your windpipe, causing you to suffocate.
She doesn't have a windpipe!
Through the windpipe and esophagus on the first cut.
The tie probably closed the windpipe.
The larynx and the windpipe were both crushed.
Integral reducing driving windpipe.
Bruising to the neck and windpipe and at the top of the spine.
Come on, JD, you're not closing the windpipe.
That will be their windpipe shattering.
Strangulation actually crushes the windpipe.
I could crush his windpipe with the tie if I'm not careful.
They would tear out the windpipe first.
The windpipe shrinks up, and every breath you take is harder than the last. It's hard to breathe.
He went into anaphylaxis. Windpipe closed up.
However, this way,the blood could flow down to the food-pipe or even the windpipe.
They couldn't reconstruct the windpipe after having removed so much tissue with the tumor.
When you were five, you crushed your sensei's windpipe.
Even more strange, X-rays showed her hyoid bone, windpipe and larynx to be perfectly intact.
The vocal folds are two flexiblebands of muscle tissue that sit at the entrance to the windpipe(trachea).
But in this position, the windpipe provides some protection to the major blood vessels.
I doubt he had time to scream because his vocal chords and windpipe were severed.
Cartilage around the windpipe was damaged, but COD was actually a crushed trachea.
The knife was inserted into the side of the neck and then ripped forward,severing both the arteries and the windpipe.
Otherwise, you have to hack through the windpipe, then the neck bone, and things can get really, really, messy.
You may choke, gag or cough when you attempt to swallow,or have the sensation of food or fluids going down your windpipe(trachea) or up your nose.
Hypopharyngeal cancer(laryngopharyngeal cancer) begins in the hypopharynx(laryngopharynx)- the lower part of your throat,just above your esophagus and windpipe.
The following side effects are important and will require immediate action if you experience them:- Angioneurotic oedema(swelling of the face,tongue and windpipe which can cause great difficulty in breathing).