Okay, the user wants me to translate "choked down" into Ukrainian. Let me think about the correct translation.
First, "choked down" can mean to suppress something, like emotions or a feeling. In Ukrainian, the verb "душити" means to choke, but I need the past tense or the appropriate form. The phrase "заглушити" is more like "to stifle" or "to suppress," which might fit better here.
Wait, "choked down" can also refer to swallowing something, like a lump in the throat. In that case, "заглушити" still works. Let me check if there's a more common phrase. Maybe "затиснути" but that's more like "to clamp down."
No, "заглушити" seems right. Let me confirm with examples. If someone is choking on emotions, "заглушити емоції" makes sense. So the translation should be "заглушити" in this context. I'll go with that.
заглушити
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