kneble

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

From knebel (gag). Compare Dutch knevelen, German knebeln

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /kneː.ble/, [ˈkneː.blə]
(Thick L) IPA^(key): [ˈkneː.bɽə]

Verb

kneble (imperative knebl or kneble, present tense knebler, simple past kneblet or knebla, past participle kneblet or knebla)

(transitive) to gag; restrain someone's speech by blocking their mouth
Han knebla meg etter han festa meg til senga.
He gagged me after he tied me to the bed.
(transitive, figuratively) to gag; restrain someone's speech non-physically
- 2012, Henrik Brattli Vold, Slik knebles meningsmotstanderne på Facebook, NRK
  De bruker masserapportering som et våpen for å kneble oss.
  They are using mass reporting as a weapon in order to gag us.
- 2017, Silje Lunde Krosby, – Kan ikke ha det slik at en del av landet ikke følger lovene våre, TV2
  Hvis spanske myndigheter overtar TV3 vil det bli oppfattet som svært provoserende og bli sett på som et forsøk på å kneble ytringsfriheten i Catalonia.
  If the Spanish authorities assume control of TV3 [Catalan television channel], it will be perceived as greatly provoking, and will be seen as an attempt to gag the freedom of speech in Catalonia.

References

“kneble” in The Bokmål Dictionary.
“kneble” in Det Norske Akademis ordbok (NAOB).

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

From knebel (gag)

Verb

kneble (imperative knebl, present tense kneblar, simple past knebla, past participle knebla)

(transitive) to gag; restrain someone's speech by blocking their mouth
(transitive, figuratively) to gag; restrain someone's speech non-physically

References

“kneble” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

单词	kneble
释义	kneble Norwegian Bokmål Etymology From knebel (gag). Compare Dutch knevelen, German knebeln Pronunciation IPA^(key): /kneː.ble/, [ˈkneː.blə] (Thick L) IPA^(key): [ˈkneː.bɽə] Verb kneble (imperative knebl or kneble, present tense knebler, simple past kneblet or knebla, past participle kneblet or knebla) (transitive) to gag; restrain someone's speech by blocking their mouth Han knebla* meg etter han festa meg til senga.* He gagged* me after he tied me to the bed.* (transitive, figuratively) to gag; restrain someone's speech non-physically 2012, Henrik Brattli Vold, Slik knebles meningsmotstanderne på Facebook, NRK De bruker masserapportering som et våpen for å kneble* oss.* They are using mass reporting as a weapon in order to gag* us.* 2017, Silje Lunde Krosby, – Kan ikke ha det slik at en del av landet ikke følger lovene våre, TV2 Hvis spanske myndigheter overtar TV3 vil det bli oppfattet som svært provoserende og bli sett på som et forsøk på å kneble* ytringsfriheten i Catalonia.* If the Spanish authorities assume control of TV3 [Catalan television channel], it will be perceived as greatly provoking, and will be seen as an attempt to gag* the freedom of speech in Catalonia.* References “kneble” in The Bokmål Dictionary. “kneble” in Det Norske Akademis ordbok (NAOB). Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology From knebel (gag) Verb kneble (imperative knebl, present tense kneblar, simple past knebla, past participle knebla) (transitive) to gag; restrain someone's speech by blocking their mouth (transitive, figuratively) to gag; restrain someone's speech non-physically References “kneble” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.
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