| 释义 |
- v.挤压；挤出；捏；（使）挤入
- n.挤压；塞；捏；榨出的液体
- 网络压榨；榨取；紧缩
第三人称单数：squeezes 现在分词：squeezing 过去式：squeezed v. press,fit in,embrace,extract,pressurize 用手指挤压press with fingers 1. | [t][i] ~ (sth) 挤压；捏to press sth firmly, especially with your fingers |
| to squeeze a tube of toothpaste 挤牙膏 | | to squeeze the trigger of a gun(= to fire it) 扣动枪的扳机 | | He squeezed her hand and smiled at her. 他捏了捏她的手，冲她笑笑。 | | Just take hold of the tube and squeeze. 拿住软管挤就行了。 |
挤出液体get liquid out 2. | [t] （从某物中）榨出，挤出，拧出to get liquid out of sth by pressing or twisting it hard |
| to squeeze the juice from a lemon 把一个柠檬的汁挤出来 | | She felt as if every drop of emotion had been squeezed from her. 她觉得自己的激情似乎已经榨尽了。 | | He took off his wet clothes and squeezed the water out. 他脱下湿衣服，拧干了水。 | | freshly squeezed orange juice 现榨的橙汁 | | Soak the cloth in warm water and then squeeze it dry. 把衣服在温水里泡一下，然后把它拧干。 |
进入╱通过狭小的空间into/through small space 3. | [t][i] （使）挤入；挤过；塞入to force sb/sth/yourself into or through a small space |
| We managed to squeeze six people into the car. 我们往那辆车上挤进了六个人。 | | We managed to squeeze a lot into a week(= we did a lot of different things) . 我们把很多事挤在一个星期里做完了。 | | to squeeze into a tight dress/a parking space 勉强穿上一件紧身连衣裙；把车勉强挤进一个停车位 | | to squeeze through a gap in the hedge 从篱笆上的豁口挤过去 | | If you move forward a little, I can squeeze past. 你朝前挪一挪，我就可以挤过去了。 |
威胁threaten 4. | [t] (informal) ~ sb (for sth) 向…勒索（或榨取）；逼迫…给to get sth by putting pressure on sb, threatening them, etc. |
| He's squeezing me for £500. 他逼我拿出 500 英镑。 |
限制金额limit money 5. | [t] ~ sb/sth 严格限制，削减，紧缩（资金）to strictly limit or reduce the amount of money that sb/sth has or can use |
| High interest rates have squeezed the industry hard. 高利率使这个行业举步维艰。 |
IDM squeeze sb dry 榨取某人所拥有的一切；榨干某人的钱财；逼某人讲出所知道的一切to get as much money, information, etc. out of sb as you can 用手指挤压pressing with fingers 1. | [c][ususing] 挤压；捏an act of pressing sth, usually with your hands |
| He gave my hand a little squeeze. 他轻轻捏了捏我的手。 | | Give the tube another squeeze. 把软管再挤一下。 |
液体of liquid 2. | [c] 榨出的液体；少量挤出的汁a small amount of liquid that is produced by pressing sth |
| a squeeze of lemon juice 挤出的一点儿柠檬汁 |
在狭小空间里in small space 3. | [sing] 挤；塞a situation where it is almost impossible for a number of people or things to fit into a small or restricted space |
| It was a tight squeeze but we finally got everything into the case. 箱子塞得很紧，不过我们最终还是把所有东西都装进去了。 | | Seven people in the car was a bit of a squeeze. 那辆车坐了七个人是有点挤。 |
钱的减少reduction in money 4. | [c][ususing] （可获得的钱、工作岗位等的）减少，削减；拮据；经济困难a reduction in the amount of money, jobs, etc. available; a difficult situation caused by this |
| a squeeze on profits 利润的减少 | | We're really feeling the squeeze since I lost my job. 自从我丢了工作后，我们的确感觉到手头拮据。 | | |
男╱女朋友boyfriend/girlfriend 5. | [sing] (informal) 男朋友；女朋友a boyfriend or girlfriend |
| Who's his main squeeze ? 他最要好的女朋友是谁？ |
IDM put the squeeze on sb (to do sth) (informal) 逼迫某人（做某事）；使某人处境困难to put pressure on sb to act in a particular way; to make a situation difficult for sb v. | 1. to press something hard in the hand or between two other objects, especially in order to reduce its size or alter its shape 2. to exert slight pressure on part of somebody's body such as the hand, knee, or shoulder, usually as a sign of affection and reassurance 3. to hold somebody tightly in your arms 4. to force a person, object, or part of the body into or through a small or narrow space 5. to push into or through a small, narrow, or crowded space 6. to find time or space for somebody or something in a busy schedule 7. to compress a piece of fruit, especially a citrus fruit, in order to extract its juice 8. to extract something by exerting physical pressure on somebody or something 9. to make financial demands on somebody, especially for rent and taxes, that place the person in a difficult situation 10. to put an end to somebody's participation in a field of activity 1. to press something hard in the hand or between two other objects, especially in order to reduce its size or alter its shape 2. to exert slight pressure on part of somebody's body such as the hand, knee, or shoulder, usually as a sign of affection and reassurance 3. to hold somebody tightly in your arms 4. to force a person, object, or part of the body into or through a small or narrow space 5. to push into or through a small, narrow, or crowded space 6. to find time or space for somebody or something in a busy schedule 7. to compress a piece of fruit, especially a citrus fruit, in order to extract its juice 8. to extract something by exerting physical pressure on somebody or something 9. to make financial demands on somebody, especially for rent and taxes, that place the person in a difficult situation 10. to put an end to somebody's participation in a field of activity | n. | 2. an amount pressed out of something 4. the action of briefly clasping somebody's hand, arm, knee, or other part of the body, usually as a sign of affection or reassurance 5. a group of people or objects crowded together 6. a financial pressure in the form of reduced profit margins or product shortages 7. an offensive term for a sexual or romantic partner 8. a government-imposed restriction on credit and investment to counteract inflation or some other financial crisis 9. an action by business competitors that influences or forces others to make some type of transaction 10. something such as money or goods obtained from somebody as a result of threats or the use of force 2. an amount pressed out of something 4. the action of briefly clasping somebody's hand, arm, knee, or other part of the body, usually as a sign of affection or reassurance 5. a group of people or objects crowded together 6. a financial pressure in the form of reduced profit margins or product shortages 7. an offensive term for a sexual or romantic partner 8. a government-imposed restriction on credit and investment to counteract inflation or some other financial crisis 9. an action by business competitors that influences or forces others to make some type of transaction 10. something such as money or goods obtained from somebody as a result of threats or the use of force |
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