Szukaj
to squeeze
01
ściskać, wyciskać
to apply pressure with a compressing or constricting motion, typically using the hands
Transitive: to squeeze sth
Example
The stress ball provided relief as she squeezed it during a tense meeting.
He gently squeezed her hand to convey comfort and reassurance.
The toddler attempted to squeeze the toothpaste onto the toothbrush independently.
02
ściskać, wyciskać
to force liquid out of something by firmly twisting or pressing it
Transitive: to squeeze sth
Example
She squeezed the lemon to extract the juice for the recipe.
He squeezed the sponge to remove excess water before cleaning the countertop.
I squeezed the teabag to release the flavors into the hot water.
03
ścisnąć, przytulić
to hold someone closely in an affectionate or tight embrace
Transitive: to squeeze sb
Example
She squeezed her child tightly, showering them with love and affection.
He squeezed his friend in a warm hug to congratulate them on their success.
The couple squeezed each other tightly, reveling in their reunion after a long separation.
04
wyciskać, uciskać
to burden or harass someone with difficulties or demands
Transitive: to squeeze sb
Example
Government policies that increase taxes on low-income households can squeeze vulnerable individuals.
The constant demands of the job and unrealistic expectations from the boss began to squeeze the employees.
Excessive student loan debt can squeeze recent graduates, limiting their financial freedom.
05
przecisnąć się, wcisnąć się
to maneuver or force oneself into or through a narrow space
Intransitive: to squeeze somewhere
Example
The cat squeezed through the small gap in the fence to explore the neighbor's garden.
She squeezed into the crowded elevator just before the doors closed.
The hiker squeezed between the narrow rocks to continue along the trail.
06
ściskać, wcisnąć
to apply pressure to fit or pass something into or through a tight space
Transitive: to squeeze sth somewhere
Example
She managed to squeeze her suitcase into the overhead compartment of the airplane.
He squeezed the large furniture through the narrow doorway with some difficulty.
The plumber squeezed the pipes into the tight space behind the wall.
07
wycisnąć, wymusić
to obtain something from someone with effort, persuasion, or difficulty
Transitive: to squeeze sth from sb | to squeeze sth out of sb
Example
He managed to squeeze some extra information out of the reluctant witness during the interrogation.
She squeezed a discount from the store owner by haggling persistently.
The negotiator skillfully squeezed concessions from the opposing party during the business deal.
Squeeze
01
ścisk, uścisk
a tight or amorous embrace
02
ścisk, ściskanie
the act of gripping and pressing firmly
03
wyciskanie, nacisk
an aggressive attempt to compel acquiescence by the concentration or manipulation of power
04
wciśnięcie, ścisk
the act of forcing yourself (or being forced) into or through a restricted space
05
skręt, ścisk
a twisting squeeze
06
słońce, skarbie
(slang) a person's girlfriend or boyfriend
07
nacisk, ścisk
a situation in which increased costs cannot be passed on to the customer
08
zaciśnięcie, niedobór gotówki
a state in which there is a short supply of cash to lend to businesses and consumers and interest rates are high
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