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squelching

/ˈskwɛltʃɪŋ/

squelchingsubstantiv

squelchings

Pl.

Übersetzungen

хлюпанье

The squelching of the mud under his boots was loud.

Хлюпанье грязи под его ботинками было громким.

Definitionen

The act or sound of making a soft, sucking noise, typically when walking on a wet or muddy surface.

The squelching of their boots was the only sound as they trudged through the marsh.

The act of suppressing, silencing, or putting an end to something.

The activists condemned the government’s squelching of free speech.

Synonyme

squelchinggerundium / partizip präsens

/ˈskwɛltʃɪŋ/

Definitionen

Making or characterized by a soft, sucking sound, typically produced when something moves through mud or a wet surface.

Their squelching footsteps echoed along the soggy trail.

Actively suppressing, silencing, or putting an end to something.

The administration's squelching policies stifled any form of dissent.

Intended to suppress, silence, or put an end to something or someone.

The bill includes several squelching provisions that restrict public protest.

Synonyme

squelchverb

squelching

Gerundium

squelched

Präteritum

squelched

Partizip Perfekt

squelching

Gerundium

/skwɛltʃ/

Übersetzungen

хлюпать

The boots squelched in the mud as she walked.

Сапоги хлюпали в грязи, когда она шла.

заглушать

He tried to squelch the noise with his headphones.

Он пытался заглушать шум с помощью наушников.

подавлять

The government tried to squelch the protests.

Правительство пыталось подавлять протесты.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

пресекать

Definitionen

To make a soft sucking sound such as that made by walking heavily through mud.

He squelched through the muddy field, his boots making a wet, sucking noise with each step.

To suppress or silence something, especially a sound or a dissenting opinion.

The government attempted to squelch the protests by imposing strict curfews.

Synonyme

squelchsubstantiv

Definitionen

A soft sucking sound made when pressure is applied to liquid or mud.

The squelch of his boots in the mud was the only sound in the quiet forest.

A mechanism in a radio receiver that reduces or eliminates noise when a signal is not being received.

The technician adjusted the squelch to improve the clarity of the radio transmission.

An act of suppressing or silencing; a rebuttal or forceful response that quickly ends discussion.

Her quick squelch of the rumor ended the speculation immediately.