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Перевод: constriction

[существительное]
стягивание; сужение; сжатие; сокращение
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Here he sat, recuperating a dead man's reading, timing his exploration by the library clock and the faint constriction of his belly.
2. This enables him to preside over the process which I have described with the minimum of overt interference, the constriction of the budgetary limits performing much the same role as the balance of supply and demand in a market system.
3. Thirst is usually marked but there can be dysphagia for solids from the constriction.
4. The tail, when bitten, may then be broken off at a weak spot near the base, where there is a slight constriction.
5. Anxiety, weakness, oppression and constriction in the chest; sensation as if a great weight were on the chest.
6. Suffocation and constriction better () pressure.
7. There are also neurones which cause constriction of the walls of the blood-vessels.
8. They had the power of constriction, and Anne guessed they would be sticky to the touch.
9. The columns are available packed with any of the well known packing media and incorporate a threaded column tube and easy-fit fittings, giving effortless sealing, without constriction of the column tube.
10. Swollen tonsils; dysphagia and constriction.
11. After taking a cold, rawness of the larynx and trachea come on, then spasmodic constriction of the larynx at night.
12. These drugs may aggravate hypoglycaemia (Newman, 1976; Lager et al, 1979), may result in undamped hypertensive surges secondary to hypoglycaemic catecholamine release (McMurty, 1974; Shepherd et al, 1981) and may threaten the peripheral circulation by arteriolar constriction (McSorley Warren, 1978; Vale Jeffreys, 1978).
13. Constriction felt in the throat, larynx or chest with the spasmodic cough, can hardly get any breath; suffocation with the spasms in the chest and larynx and the constant violent paroxysms of coughing, worse () lying down.