squeeze
memerah
definition
verb
Kate squeezed his hand affectionately
firmly press (something soft or yielding), typically with one's fingers.
Sarah squeezed in beside her
manage to get into or through a narrow or restricted space.
noun
a gentle squeeze of the trigger
an act of pressing something with one's fingers.
the poor guy just lost his main squeeze
a person's girlfriend or boyfriend.
translation of 'squeeze'
verb
memerah
example
councils will want to 'squeeze' as much money out of taxpayers as they can
But even the most creative agencies are losing accounts and feeling the 'squeeze' of financial pressures.
I managed to 'squeeze' through and get down the stairs.
The 'squeeze' on households has put pressure on the retail sector, which is in the grip of its toughest spell for around 20 years.
Saturate a cloth or sponge with vinegar and 'squeeze' the liquid behind the hook so that the vinegar comes in contact with the adhesive.
With a warm smile, Angela gave Tia a tight 'squeeze' before heading for the door.
I tore each one limb from limb, doused it with a 'squeeze' of lemon and then a good dip in the butter.
There is access to the lower deck and engine room but this is a tight 'squeeze' and not really worth the effort.
He put his arm round her waist and gave her a quick 'squeeze' , glancing down at her breasts then leering to camera.
Slice and fry them, and serve with a 'squeeze' of lemon juice.
the poor guy just lost his main 'squeeze'
Bind it with some of the olive oil and a 'squeeze' of lemon juice.
Also on the seafood tip, the grilled sardines are a good buy at $4 for two fish, simple and tasty with a 'squeeze' of lemon.
But man, it was a tight 'squeeze' around the sales tables.
Andrew felt a small hand tightly 'squeeze' his shoulder.
He gave her a gentle 'squeeze' and kissed her forehead.
But sometimes he has forgotten, making for a few awkward moments in the theatre as his 'squeeze' of the moment recognized a piece of pillow talk.
A very strong cost performance has compensated for the 'squeeze' on margins on both the banking and life side.
Since then she has tried to get the police to 'squeeze' money out of me and has made it very difficult for me.
He said the developer has managed to 'squeeze' in the required number of parking spaces but only by keeping all sites at a minimum.
‘No, it's a great idea,’ he reached for her hand, enclosing it in his and giving it a little 'squeeze' .
However, the double impact of higher oil prices and rising interest rates would see a notable 'squeeze' on household spending and belt-tightening across the economy.
The plant's four plate presses, which 'squeeze' the water from the sewage, have been unable to process all the sludge coming in because it is so wet.
I think I'll just borrow some of the guacamole flavours, like the chillies and coriander, and combine them with mozzarella and a generous 'squeeze' of lime.
One more 'squeeze' of the trigger could have ended the officer's life.
At its most basic, the dipping sauce will be fish sauce, sliced chillies (the tiny, scarily hot bird's beak variety) and a 'squeeze' of lime.
'squeeze' off a few well-aimed shots
When he realized I wasn't going to push him away he gave me a little 'squeeze' .
It was a tight 'squeeze' because now there was a TV in the backseat.
He put an arm around my shoulders and gave me a little 'squeeze' .
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