ersticken Anglais:

she clenched her teeth and stifled an impulse

He was stifled by the smoke

stifle a laugh

He is said to have stifled his victim with a pillow.

thick smoke may stifle you in seconds; to stifle the creativity of students and teachers

to stifle dissent

When he fell over, I had to stifle a laugh.

I don't know how I managed to stifle my anger

Too many regulations stifle innovation

think most of what they say is hilarious and I’m not going to stifle in a

Why do you stifle me so by complaining?

She tried to stifle a sneeze during the concert but she couldn't hold it back.