wring out

• Verbo frasal que significa retorcer y apretar algo, generalmente tela o ropa, para eliminar líquido, o extraer algo con esfuerzo.

A phrasal verb meaning to twist and squeeze something, typically cloth or clothing, to remove liquid, or to extract something with effort.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Remove liquid by twistingformal

   To twist and squeeze something, typically cloth, to force out the liquid it contains.

   escurrir retorciendo

   • She wrung out the wet towel before hanging it up.
   • He wrung out his socks after stepping in a puddle.
   • Wring out the sponge thoroughly before using it again.

   Sinónimospress outsqueezesqueeze outwring

2. Extract with difficultyinformal

   To obtain something, such as information or money, from someone through pressure or effort.

   arrancar con dificultad

   • The detective wrung out a confession from the suspect.
   • They wrung out every last drop of profit from the deal.
   • She wrung out a promise from him before he left.

   Sinónimoselicitexactextractforcesqueezewrest