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EnglishGerman
to squash sth. etw. [Akk.] zerknietschen [regional] [zerdrücken, ausquetschen]
to squash sth. etw. [Akk.] zerdätschen [süddt.] [ugs.] [zerdrücken]
to squash sth. [crush, pulp]etw. [Akk.] zerdrücken [zu Brei]
to squash sth. like a bugetw. wie eine Wanze zerquetschen
to squat hocken
to squat kauern
to squat in der Hocke sitzen
to squat Kniebeugen machen
to squat [occupy an abandoned or unoccupied area of land and/or a building][ein Haus / ein Grundstück] besetzen
to squat [unlawfully occupy an uninhabited building]ein Haus besetzen
to squat around the fire um das Feuer kauern
to squat down sich [Akk.] hinhocken
to squat (down) in die Hocke gehen
to squat in a cornerin einer Ecke kauern
to squat on one's haunchesin der Hocke sitzen
to squat on one's hunkers [coll.] [idiom] auf dem Arsch sitzen [ugs.]
to squawk kreischen
to squawk quäken
to squawkkrächzen
to squawk [coll.] [complain] protestieren [durch Jammern, Schimpfen etc.]
to squawk [e.g. seagulls]schreien [kreischend]
to squeak quieken
to squeak quietschen
to squeak knarren
to squeak schreien
to squeak piepsen
to squeak piepen
to squeakkieksen
to squeakgicksen [regional] [einen (leichten) Schrei ausstoßen]
to squeak quieksen [ugs.] [quieken]
to squeakfiepsen
to squeak kicksen [ugs.] [gicksen]
to squeak by / through sth. [coll.] [narrowly succeed] gerade so durch etw. durchkommen [ugs.]
to squeak with pleasurevor Vergnügen quietschen
to squeal quietschen [beim Bremsen, beim Befahren enger Gleisbögen / Kurven]
to squeal kreischen
to squealquieken
to squealpiepsen
to squeal quieksen [ugs.] [quieken]
to squeal [coll.] [to tattle, tell tales] petzen
to squeal [complain loudly] jammern
to squeal on sb. [coll.] [inform] jdn. angeben [verpfeifen]
to squeal on sb. [coll.] [inform]jdn. verraten
to squeal on sb. [coll.] [inform] jdn. verpetzen [ugs.]
to squeal on sb. [coll.] [to confess, inform]jdn. (bei der Polizei) verpfeifen [ugs.]
to squee [Am.] [coll.] [in joy, happiness, etc.]quietschen [ugs.] [vor Vergnügen, Freude etc.]
to squeegee sth. etw. abziehen [mit einem Abzieher, z. B. ein Fenster]
to squeeze auspressen
to squeezequetschen
to squeeze verdichten
to squeezekomprimieren
to squeeze zusammendrücken
to squeeze zwingen
to squeeze zudrücken
to squeeze a rival out of the market [fig.] einen Rivalen / eine Rivalin aus dem Markt drängen [fig.]
to squeeze down drücken
to squeeze down niederdrücken
to squeeze every dime out of sb. [Am.] [fig.] jdm. den letzten Cent aus der Tasche ziehen [fig.]
to squeeze indazwischenzwängen
to squeeze in hineindrängen
to squeeze in hineinpressen
to squeeze in sich [Akk.] hineinzwängen
to squeeze in sich [Akk.] hineindrängen
to squeeze lemonsZitronen pressen
to squeeze money out of sb. [coll.] [idiom] jdn. schröpfen [fig.] [ugs.]
to squeeze money out of sb. [coll.] [idiom] jdm. das Geld aus der Tasche ziehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to squeeze one off [coll.] [shot] [idiom]einen abfeuern [Schuss]
to squeeze oneself into sth. [e.g. into a pair of jeans] sich [Akk.] in etw. [Akk.] hineinzwängen [z. B. in eine Hose]
to squeeze outausquetschen
to squeeze out hinausdrängen
to squeeze out information [via interrogation] Informationen herauspressen
to squeeze out juiceSaft pressen
to squeeze out moneyGeld herauspressen
to squeeze out of sth. aus etw. [Dat.] rausquetschen [ugs.]
to squeeze out time [idiom] Zeit herausschlagen [Redewendung]
to squeeze past sich vorbeidrängen
to squeeze past sb./sth. sich [Akk.] an jdm./etw. vorbeiquetschen [ugs.]
to squeeze past sb./sth. sich [Akk.] an jdm./etw. vorbeizwängen
to squeeze past sb./sth.sich [Akk.] an jdm./etw. vorbeidrücken
to squeeze past (sb./sth.) sich [Akk.] (an jdm./etw.) vorbeischlängeln
to squeeze profit from sth. [fig.]aus etw. [Dat.] Profit schlagen
to squeeze sb. jdn. auspressen
to squeeze sb. [hug tightly]jdn. fest (an sich [Akk.]) drücken
to squeeze sb. [hug]jdn. abdrücken [ugs.]
to squeeze sb. against the wall jdn. gegen die Wand drücken
to squeeze sb. out of the market jdn. vom Markt drängen
to squeeze sb./sth. in [coll.] [fig.]jdn./etw. einschieben [fig.] [in einem vollen Terminplan unterbringen]
to squeeze sb./sth. into sth.jdn./etw. in etw. [Akk.] zwängen
to squeeze sb./sth. into sth.jdn./etw. in etw. [Akk.] hineinzwängen
to squeeze sb.'s hand jdm. die Hand drücken
to squeeze sth. etw. [Akk.] drücken [zusammendrücken, quetschen]
to squeeze sth.etw. pressen [Obst etc., weiche Dinge drücken]
to squeeze sth. etw. [Akk.] zusammenquetschen
to squeeze sth. [e.g. toothpaste tube, sponge]etw. ausdrücken [z. B. Zahnpastatube, Schwamm]
to squeeze sth. from sb.etw. von jdm. herauspressen
to squeeze sth. out [a few words] etw. [Akk.] hervorpressen [Worte etc.]
to squeeze sth. out [also: squeeze out sth.] [juice, etc., also fig.: money, etc.]etw. herausquetschen [ugs.] [Saft etc., auch fig.: Geld etc.]
to squeeze sth. out of sb. etw. aus jdm. herauspressen
to squeeze sth. out of the market [products, trendsetters]etw. aus dem Markt drängen
to squeeze sth. tightly [e.g. hand] etw. [Akk.] fest drücken [z. B. Hand]
« tosp — tosp — tosp — tosp — tosp — tosq — tosq — tost — tost — tost — tost »
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