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squeezedpast participle
UK
/swiːzd/
US
/skwiːzd/
Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb 'squeeze'.
The squeezed toothpaste tube was nearly empty.
Le tube de dentifrice compressé était presque vide.
serréSe dit d’une situation, d’un emploi du temps ou de moyens limités.
The team felt squeezed by the tight deadline for the project.
L’équipe se sentait serrée par la date limite très courte du projet.
fraîchement presséS’emploie surtout pour les jus et autres produits obtenus par pressage.
She served freshly squeezed orange juice at breakfast.
Elle a servi du jus d’orange fraîchement pressé au petit-déjeuner.
Synonyms
compressed
pressed
constricted
tightened
squashed
squeezeverb

squeezed

Past Simple

squeezed
Past Simple
squeezed
Past Participle
squeezing
Gerund
UK
/skwiːz/
US
/skwiz/
presserAction de presser fortement avec la main.
She squeezed the lemon to extract the juice.
Elle a pressé le citron pour en extraire le jus.
caserFaire entrer quelque chose dans un espace réduit, souvent avec difficulté.
He managed to squeeze the suitcase into the overhead compartment.
Il a réussi à caser la valise dans le compartiment supérieur.
soutirerObtenir avec difficulté, souvent par pression ou insistance.
The detective tried to squeeze information out of the suspect.
Le détective a tenté de soutirer des informations au suspect.
se faufilerPasser dans un espace étroit ou encombré.
We had to squeeze through the crowd to get to the front of the stage.
Nous avons dû nous faufiler dans la foule pour להגיע au devant de la scène.
Synonyms
compress
press
constrict
squash
crush
wring
extract
force

Definitions

squeezedpast participle
Pressed or compacted into a smaller space or volume.
The squeezed toothpaste tube was nearly empty.
Feeling pressured or restricted, often due to limited resources or time.
The team felt squeezed by the tight deadline for the project.
Obtained by squeezing something, especially fruit.
She served freshly squeezed orange juice at breakfast.
squeezeverb
To press something firmly, especially with one's hands.
She squeezed the lemon to extract the juice.
To force or push something into a small space.
He managed to squeeze the suitcase into the overhead compartment.
To obtain something from someone with difficulty or by using pressure.
The detective tried to squeeze information out of the suspect.
To move through a narrow or confined space.
We had to squeeze through the crowd to get to the front of the stage.
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