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v/t crush, squash; (Kartoffeln) mash; 50 Euro und ein paar Zerquetschte 50 euros and a bit (Am. and some change), just over 50 euros* * *to mash; to crush; to squash* * *zer|quẹt|schen ptp zerque\#tschtvtto squash, to crush; (mit Gabel) Kartoffeln etc to mash; (inf ) Träne to squeeze out* * *1) (to squash by squeezing together etc: The car was crushed between the two trucks.) crush2) (to crush (a fly etc) by slapping it with something flat: He swatted the fly with a folded newspaper.) swat* * *zer·quet·schen *vt1. (zermalmen)▪ jdn/etw \zerquetschen to squash [or crush] sb/sth2. (zerdrücken)▪ etw \zerquetschen to mash sth3.* * *transitives Verb crush; mash < potatoes>20 Mark und ein paar Zerquetschte — (ugs.) 20 marks and a bit
* * *50 Euro und ein paar Zerquetschte 50 euros and a bit (US and some change), just over 50 euros* * *transitives Verb crush; mash < potatoes>20 Mark und ein paar Zerquetschte — (ugs.) 20 marks and a bit
* * *v.to crush v.to mash v.to squash v.to swat v.
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