squeeze out

UK
/skwiːz aʊt/
US
/skwiz aʊt/

Translations

squeeze outverb
squeezed out
Past Simple
squeezed out
Past Participle
squeezing out
Gerund
UK
/skwiːz aʊt/
US
/skwiz aʊt/
The new policies squeezed out smaller businesses from the market.
Les nouvelles politiques ont évincé les petites entreprises du marché.
arracherAu figuré, avec difficulté.
He squeezed out a few more hours of work before the deadline.
Il a arraché quelques heures de travail supplémentaires avant la date limite.
She squeezed out the last bit of toothpaste from the tube.
Elle a extrait la dernière noisette de dentifrice du tube.
Synonyms
wring out
force out
press out

Definitions

squeeze outverb
To extract or expel something by applying pressure.
She squeezed out the last bit of toothpaste from the tube.
To force someone or something out of a position or place.
The new policies squeezed out smaller businesses from the market.
To manage to produce or obtain something with difficulty.
He squeezed out a few more hours of work before the deadline.