squeeze

US /skwiːz/
UK /skwiːz/
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1.

挤压, 捏

firmly press (something soft or pliable), typically with one's fingers

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She squeezed the lemon to get the juice out.
她挤压柠檬以获取果汁。
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He squeezed her hand reassuringly.
他安慰性地握了握她的手。
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presscompresscrushpinchgrip
2.

挤进, 塞入

manage to get into or through a narrow or restricted space

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We had to squeeze through the narrow gap.
我们不得不挤过狭窄的缝隙。
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Can you squeeze one more person into the car?
你能再挤一个人进车里吗？
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cramjamwedgeforcethrust
1.

挤压, 紧握

a firm compression or grasping of something

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She gave his hand a gentle squeeze.
她轻轻地握了握他的手。
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He felt a sudden squeeze in his chest.
他感到胸口突然一阵紧缩。
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pressgripclutchhugembrace
2.

困境, 压力

a difficult or restrictive situation

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The company is facing a financial squeeze.
公司正面临财务困境。
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It's a tight squeeze to fit everyone in.
要让所有人都进去很困难。
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