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squelched

/skweltʃt/

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adjective

/skweltʃt/formal
  • ruПрошедшее время от 'squelch', означающее подавить или заставить замолчать что-либо, или издавать мягкий чавкающий звук при ходьбе по грязи или мокрой земле.

Past tense of 'squelch', meaning to suppress or silence something, or to make a soft sucking sound when walking through mud or wet ground.

  1. Subdued or OvercomeC1formal

    Suppressed, silenced, or brought to an end, often forcefully or completely.

    ruПодавленный

    • The rebellion was quickly squelched by the authorities.
    • Her enthusiasm was squelched by his negative comments.
    • All opposition to the new policy was effectively squelched.

    Synonymscrushedextinguishedput downquelledsilencedstifledsubduedsuppressed

    Antonymsencouragedsupported

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verb

squelch/skweltʃ/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия подавления или заглушения чего-либо, или издавания мягкого чавкающего звука при ходьбе по мокрой земле.

A verb used to indicate the act of suppressing or silencing something, or making a soft sucking sound when walking on wet ground.

  1. Suppress or crush completelyC1formal

    To forcefully stop or silence something, such as an idea, rumor, or opposition.

    ruПодавить

    • The government attempted to squelch the rebellion quickly.
    • She squelched all rumors about her resignation.
    • His sharp comment squelched any further debate.

    Synonymscrushextinguishmuzzleput downquashquellrepresssilencestiflesuppress

    Antonymsaidencouragefosterpromotesupport

  2. Make a sucking soundB2informal

    To produce a soft, wet, sucking noise, often when walking on wet ground or moving through a liquid.

    ruХлюпать

    • His boots squelched as he walked through the mud.
    • The wet sponge squelched when he squeezed it.
    • She could hear the squelching sound of her shoes in the puddle.

    Synonymssloshsploshsquish

  3. Walk through mud or mireB2informal

    To move with difficulty through soft, wet, muddy ground.

    ruШлёпать по грязи

    • They squelched through the swamp for hours.
    • The hikers squelched along the muddy trail.
    • We had to squelch across the field after the rain.

    Synonymsslogslopsloshsploshsquishwade

  4. Compress with violenceC1informal

    To crush or squeeze something forcefully, often out of its natural shape or condition.

    ruСдавить с силой

    • He squelched the can in his hand before throwing it away.
    • The machine squelched the cardboard into a tight bale.
    • She squelched the bug with her shoe.

    Synonymscrushflattenmashpoundpresssquashtrample

Forms
  • squelched past participle
  • squelched past simple
  • squelching present participle
  • squelches third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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