squelched

UK
/skwɛltʃt/
US
/skwɛltʃt/
squelchverb

squelched

Past Simple

squelched
Past Simple
squelched
Past Participle
squelching
Gerund
UK
/skwɛltʃ/
US
/skwɛltʃ/
Translations
The boots squelched in the mud as she walked.
Сапоги хлюпали в грязи, когда она шла.
The government tried to squelch the protests.
Правительство пыталось подавлять протесты.
He tried to squelch the noise with his headphones.
Он пытался заглушать шум с помощью наушников.
Additional translations
Definitions
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.
squelchnoun
Definitions
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.