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squeeze

/skwiːz/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее действие сильного сжатия чего-либо или ситуацию тесноты и ограниченности., Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по оказанию давления на что-либо, обычно для извлечения жидкости или сжатия, или для того, чтобы втиснуть что-то в тесное пространство.

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noun

/skwiːz/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие сильного сжатия чего-либо или ситуацию тесноты и ограниченности.

A noun referring to an act of pressing something firmly, or a situation of being tightly packed or restricted.

  1. A2formal

    An act of pressing something firmly, often to extract liquid or compress it.

    ruСжатие

    • She gave the lemon a good squeeze to get the juice out.
    • He felt a tight squeeze on his hand.
    • A quick squeeze of the tube released the toothpaste.

    Синонимыcompressioncrushgrippinchpresssquash

  2. Crowded situationB1informal

    A situation where people or things are pressed tightly together, often causing discomfort.

    ruДавка

    • It was a tight squeeze in the crowded elevator.
    • The bus was such a squeeze that I could barely move.
    • We managed to fit into the car, but it was a real squeeze.

    Синонимыcongestioncrowdcrushjampackpressthrong

    Антонимыopennessroomspace

  3. Financial pressureB2informal

    A situation of financial difficulty or restriction, often due to limited resources.

    ruФинансовое давление

    • The company is feeling the squeeze from rising costs.
    • Many families are facing a credit squeeze this year.
    • The economic squeeze forced them to cut back on spending.

    Синонимыcrunchpinchpressurerestrictiontightness

Формы
  • squeezes plural form
  • squeezes' possessive plural form
  • squeeze's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/skwiːz/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по оказанию давления на что-либо, обычно для извлечения жидкости или сжатия, или для того, чтобы втиснуть что-то в тесное пространство.

A verb used to indicate the act of applying pressure to something, typically to extract liquid or compress it, or to force something into a tight space.

  1. Compress or pressA2formal

    To press something firmly, especially from opposite sides.

    ruСжимать

    • She squeezed the lemon to get the juice.
    • He squeezed the tube of toothpaste.
    • The machine squeezes the water out of the clothes.

    Синонимыclenchcompresscrushgrippinchpresssquash

    Антонимыexpandloosenrelease

  2. Fit into a tight spaceB1informal

    To manage to get into or through a narrow or crowded space.

    ruВтиснуться

    • We squeezed into the crowded elevator.
    • He squeezed through the small gap in the fence.
    • She squeezed her suitcase into the overhead compartment.

    Синонимыcramforcejampressshovestuffthrustwedge

  3. Extract or obtain with difficultyB2informal

    To get something from someone with difficulty or by applying pressure.

    ruВыжать

    • The detective squeezed a confession out of the suspect.
    • She squeezed every last drop of paint from the tube.
    • He managed to squeeze a few more hours of work into his schedule.

    Синонимыelicitexactextortextractforcemilkwrestwring

Формы
  • squeezed past participle
  • squeezed past simple
  • squeezing present participle
  • squeezes third person singular

Фразовые вариантыsqueeze bysqueeze forsqueeze out

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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