press out
/prɛs aʊt/Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant extraire quelque chose en appuyant dessus, ou aplatir quelque chose par pression.
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/prɛs aʊt/Фразовый глагол, означающий удалить или извлечь что-либо путем надавливания, или расплющить что-либо нажатием.
Verbo frasal que significa extraer o sacar algo ejerciendo presión, o aplastar algo presionándolo.
Verbe à particule signifiant extraire quelque chose en appuyant dessus, ou aplatir quelque chose par pression.
Phrasal verb, das bedeutet, etwas durch Druck zu entfernen oder herauszupressen, oder etwas durch Drücken flach zu machen.
Verbo frasal que significa remover ou extrair algo pressionando, ou achatar algo com pressão.
动词短语,指通过按压将某物挤出、取出,或将某物压平。
فعل مركب يعني إزالة شيء أو استخراجه بالضغط عليه، أو تسطيحه بالكبس.
A phrasal verb meaning to remove or extract something by applying pressure, or to flatten something by pressing.
indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable
Extract by pressingformal
To remove or force out a liquid or substance by applying pressure.
Выжимать
Extraer presionando
extraire en pressant
Auspressen
Extrair por pressão
挤出
استخلاص بالضغط
- She pressed out the juice from the oranges.
- He pressed out the excess water from the sponge.
- The machine presses out the oil from the seeds.
Synonymesexpressextractforce outpresssqueezesqueeze outwring
formal
To shape or flatten something by applying pressure.
Расплющить
aplanar apretando
Aplatir en pressant
Platt drücken
Achatar
压平
تسوية بالضغط
- She pressed out the dough into a thin sheet.
- He pressed out the wrinkles from the shirt.
- The metal was pressed out into a flat sheet.
- pressed out past participle
- pressed out past simple
- pressing out present participle
- presses out third person singular
Verbe de basepress
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