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squashy

/ˈskwɒʃ.i/

Tradução: Descreve algo macio que pode ser facilmente apertado, comprimido ou esmagado; também pode indicar algo mole e pastoso, como fruta muito madura.

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adjective

/ˈskwɒʃ.i/B2formal
  • ptDescreve algo macio que pode ser facilmente apertado, comprimido ou esmagado; também pode indicar algo mole e pastoso, como fruta muito madura.

Describes something that is soft and easily crushed or squeezed.

  1. Soft and pulpyB1informal

    Having a soft, pulpy consistency, like an overripe fruit or vegetable.

    ptMole e pastoso

    • The banana was too squashy to eat.
    • She stepped on a squashy tomato in the garden.
    • The squashy texture of the fruit made it perfect for a smoothie.

    Sinônimosdoughymushypulpyspongysquishy

    Antônimosfirmhardrigidsolid

  2. Waterlogged soilB2informal

    Describing soil that is soft, wet, and yielding underfoot.

    ptSolo encharcado

    • The ground was squashy after the heavy rain.
    • We avoided walking on the squashy parts of the field.
    • The squashy mud clung to his boots.

    Sinônimosboggymarshymirymuddyoozyquaggyslushysoddenspongyswampywaterlogged

    Antônimosdryfirmhardsolid

  3. Easily compressedB1informal

    Soft and easily squashed or compressed, like a sponge.

    ptMole e compressível

    • The cushion was delightfully squashy.
    • He squeezed the squashy foam ball in his hand.
    • The mattress was too squashy for a good night's sleep.

    Sinônimoscompressiblecushionymushypliablesoftspongysquishyyielding

    Antônimosfirmhardrigidsolidunyielding

Formas
  • squashier comparative form
  • squashiest superlative form
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