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1 squeeze

1. noun
1) (pressing) Druck, der

it only takes a gentle squeeze — man braucht nur leicht zu drücken

give something a [small] squeeze — etwas [leicht] drücken

2) (small quantity)

a squeeze of juice/washing-up liquid — ein Spritzer Saft/Spülmittel

3) (crush) Gedränge, das
2. transitive verb
1) (press) drücken; drücken auf (+ Akk.) [Tube, Plastikflasche]; kneten [Ton, Knetmasse]; ausdrücken [Schwamm, Wäsche, Pickel]; (to get juice) auspressen [Früchte, Obst]

squeeze somebody's hand — jemandem die Hand drücken

squeeze the trigger — auf den Abzug drücken

2) (extract) drücken ( out of aus)

squeeze out something — etwas herausdrücken

3) (force) zwängen

squeeze one's way past/into/out of something — sich an etwas (Dat.) vorbei-/in etwas (Akk.) hinein-/aus etwas herauszwängen

4) (fig. coll.)

squeeze something from somebody — etwas aus jemandem herauspressen
3. intransitive verb
squeeze past somebody/something — sich an jemandem/etwas vorbeidrängen

squeeze between two persons — sich zwischen zwei Personen (Dat.) durchdrängen

squeeze together — sich zusammendrängen

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/111752/squeeze_in">squeeze in

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[skwi:z] 1. verb
1) (to press (something) together or from all sides tightly: He squeezed her hand affectionately; He squeezed the clay into a ball.) drücken

2) (to force (eg oneself) eg into or through a narrow space: The dog squeezed himself / his body into the hole; We were all squeezed into the back seat of the car.) sich quetschen

3) (to force something, eg liquid, out of something by pressing: She squeezed the oranges (into a jug); We might be able to squeeze some more money/information out of him.) ausquetschen
2. noun
1) (an act of squeezing: He gave his sister an affectionate squeeze.) die Umarmung

2) (a condition of being squeezed: We all got into the car, but it was a squeeze.) das Gedränge

3) (a few drops produced by squeezing.) das Ausgepreßte

4) (a time of financial restriction: an economic squeeze.) der Engpaß

•

- squeezer
- squeeze up
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squeeze

[skwi:z]

I. n

1. (press) Drücken nt kein pl

to give sth a \squeeze etw drücken

2. (amount) Spritzer m

a \squeeze of lemon ein Spritzer m Zitronensaft

3. ECON (limit) Beschränkung f, Restriktion f, Verknappung f

credit \squeeze Kreditrestriktionen pl

\squeeze on jobs Personalfreisetzung f euph

profit \squeeze Verminderung f der Gewinnspanne

a \squeeze on spending eine Beschränkung der Ausgaben

to impose [or put] a \squeeze [on sb/sth] [jdm/etw] eine Beschränkung auferlegen

4. no pl (fit) Gedränge nt

it'll be a tight \squeeze es wird eng werden

it's quite a \squeeze to get into these old jeans! in diese alten Jeans muss ich mich ganz schön reinzwängen! fam

5. ( fam: person) Eroberung f hum

II. vt

1. (press)

▪ to \squeeze sth etw drücken

to \squeeze sb's hand jds [o jdm die] Hand drücken

to \squeeze a lemon/an orange eine Zitrone/eine Orange auspressen

to \squeeze a sponge einen Schwamm ausdrücken

to \squeeze a toothpaste tube eine Zahnpastatube ausdrücken

to \squeeze the trigger auf den Abzug drücken

2. (extract)

freshly \squeezed orange juice frisch gepresster Orangensaft

to \squeeze water out of a cloth/sponge einen Lappen auswringen/einen Schwamm ausdrücken

to \squeeze profit [from sth] ( fig) Profit [aus etw dat] schlagen

▪ to \squeeze sth from [or out of] sb ( fam) etw aus jdm herausquetschen [o herauspressen]

to \squeeze information from sb aus jdm Informationen herauspressen

3. (push)

▪ to \squeeze sth/sb into sth etw/jdn in etw akk [hinein]zwängen

▪ to \squeeze sth/sb through sth etw/jdn durch etw akk [durch]zwängen

to \squeeze a rival out of the market ( fig) einen Rivalen/eine Rivalin aus dem Markt drängen

4. (burden financially)

▪ to \squeeze sth etw belasten

small businesses are being \squeezed by heavy taxation hohe Steuern bringen kleine Unternehmen in Bedrängnis

5. (constrict)

▪ to \squeeze sth etw einschränken [o drücken] [o verkleinern]

high interest rates are squeezing consumer spending die hohen Zinsen wirken sich negativ auf das Kaufverhalten aus

our margins have been \squeezed by the competition unsere Gewinnspannen sind von der Konkurrenz heruntergedrückt worden

6. ( fam: threaten)

▪ to \squeeze sb jdn unter Druck setzen

7.

▶ to \squeeze sb dry [or until the pips squeak] jdn ausnehmen wie eine Weihnachtsgans fam

III. vi (fit into)

▪ to \squeeze into sth sich akk in etw akk [hinein]zwängen

we \squeezed into the back seat of his car wir quetschten uns auf den Rücksitz seines Wagens

▪ to \squeeze past sth sich an etw dat vorbeizwängen

▪ to \squeeze through sth sich akk durch etw akk [durch]zwängen

to \squeeze under sth sich akk unter etw dat durchzwängen

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[skwiːz]
1. n

1) (= act of squeezing) Drücken nt no pl, Pressen nt no pl; (= hug) Umarmung f; (of hand) Händedruck m; (in bus etc) Gedränge nt

to give sth a squeeze — etw drücken, etw pressen; lemon, sponge etw ausdrücken

to give sb a squeeze — jdn an sich (acc) drücken

to give sb's hand a squeeze — jdm die Hand drücken

it was a tight squeeze — es war fürchterlich eng

getting into that dress was a bit of a squeeze — es war nicht so leicht, mich in das Kleid zu zwängen

2) (= amount) Spritzer m

put a squeeze of toothpaste on the brush — drücken Sie etwas Zahnpasta auf die Bürste

3) (= credit squeeze) Kreditbeschränkung f

4)

to put the squeeze on sb (inf) — jdm die Daumenschrauben ansetzen (inf)

5) (inf: romantic partner) Freund m, Freundin f

2. vt
drücken; sponge, tube ausdrücken; orange auspressen, ausquetschen; (= squash) person, hand einquetschen; (fig = restrict) person, economy, business etc unter Druck setzen; profits, costs drücken
to squeeze one's eyes shut — die Augen fest zudrücken

to squeeze clothes into a case — Kleider in einen Koffer zwängen

to squeeze liquid out of or from sth —

to squeeze out water/juice — Wasser/Saft herauspressen (from aus)

he squeezed the trigger — er drückte ab

to squeeze out a tear — eine Träne zerdrücken

to squeeze sth dry (lit) — etw auswringen; (fig) das Letzte aus etw herausholen

to squeeze sb dry (fig) — jdn ausbluten

to squeeze money/information etc out of sb — Geld/Informationen etc aus jdm herausquetschen

to squeeze the rich — die Reichen schröpfen

to be squeezed to death — erdrückt werden

I'll see if we can squeeze you in — vielleicht können wir Sie noch unterbringen

we'll squeeze another song in before the interval — wir schaffen vor der Pause noch ein Lied

3. vi

you should be able to squeeze through — wenn du dich kleinmachst, kommst du durch

to squeeze in/out — sich hinein-/hinausdrängen

to squeeze past sb — sich an jdm vorbeidrücken

to squeeze onto the bus — sich in den Bus hineinzwängen

to squeeze through a crowd/hole — sich durch eine Menge/ein Loch zwängen

to squeeze (through) underneath a fence — sich unter einem Zaun durchzwängen

you'll have to squeeze up a bit — Sie müssen ein bisschen zusammenrücken

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squeeze [skwiːz]

A v/t

1. zusammendrücken, (-)pressen:

squeeze sb’s hand jemandem die Hand drücken

2. a) auch squeeze dry eine Frucht ausquetschen, -pressen

b) einen Pickel, Schwamm etc ausdrücken

c) umg jemanden ausnehmen, schröpfen

3. a) oft squeeze out Saft (her)auspressen, -quetschen ( beide:

from aus):

squeeze a tear fig eine Träne zerdrücken, ein paar Krokodilstränen weinen

b) Zahnpaste etc drücken ( out of aus)

4. drücken, quetschen, zwängen ( alle:

into in akk):

squeeze in einklemmen;

squeeze o.s. ( oder one’s way) in (through) sich hinein-(hindurch)zwängen;

they were squeezed up against each other sie standen dicht gedrängt;

be squeezed for room in beengten Verhältnissen leben

5. umg fest oder innig an sich drücken

6. umg

a) jemanden unter Druck setzen, erpressen

b) Geld etc herauspressen, einen Vorteil etc herausschinden ( out of aus)

7. abklatschen, einen Abdruck von einer Münze etc machen

B v/i

1. quetschen, drücken, pressen

2. sich zwängen oder quetschen:

squeeze through (in, out) sich durch-(hinein-, hinaus)zwängen;

squeeze up zusammenrücken

3. sich (aus)quetschen oder (-)pressen lassen

C s

1. Druck m, Pressen n, Quetschen n

2. Händedruck m

3. (innige) Umarmung

4. Gedränge n:

it was a (tight) squeeze es ging ganz schön eng zu

5. ausgepresster Saft

6. umg Klemme f, ( besonders Geld)Verlegenheit f:

be in a tight squeeze schwer im Druck sein

7. umg Druck m, Erpressung f:

put the squeeze on sb jemanden unter Druck setzen

8. WIRTSCH

a) ( auch Geld) Knappheit f, wirtschaftlicher Engpass

b) Börse: Zwang m zu Deckungskäufen: → credit squeeze

9. ( besonders Wachs)Abdruck m, (-)Abguss m

10. umg have a tight ( oder close, narrow) squeeze mit knapper Not davonkommen oder entkommen;

that was a tight squeeze das ist gerade noch einmal gut gegangen!, das hätte ins Auge gehen können!

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1. noun
1) (pressing) Druck, der

it only takes a gentle squeeze — man braucht nur leicht zu drücken

give something a [small] squeeze — etwas [leicht] drücken

2) (small quantity)

a squeeze of juice/washing-up liquid — ein Spritzer Saft/Spülmittel

3) (crush) Gedränge, das
2. transitive verb
1) (press) drücken; drücken auf (+ Akk.) [Tube, Plastikflasche]; kneten [Ton, Knetmasse]; ausdrücken [Schwamm, Wäsche, Pickel]; (to get juice) auspressen [Früchte, Obst]

squeeze somebody's hand — jemandem die Hand drücken

squeeze the trigger — auf den Abzug drücken

2) (extract) drücken ( out of aus)

squeeze out something — etwas herausdrücken

3) (force) zwängen

squeeze one's way past/into/out of something — sich an etwas (Dat.) vorbei-/in etwas (Akk.) hinein-/aus etwas herauszwängen

4) (fig. coll.)

squeeze something from somebody — etwas aus jemandem herauspressen
3. intransitive verb
squeeze past somebody/something — sich an jemandem/etwas vorbeidrängen

squeeze between two persons — sich zwischen zwei Personen (Dat.) durchdrängen

squeeze together — sich zusammendrängen

Phrasal Verbs:

- squeeze in

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v.

auspressen v.

drücken v.

pressen v.

quetschen v.

verdichten v.

English-german dictionary > squeeze
2 squeeze

[skwi:z] n

1) ( press) Drücken nt kein pl;

to give sth a \squeeze etw drücken

2) ( amount) Spritzer m;

a \squeeze of lemon ein Spritzer m Zitronensaft

3) econ ( limit) Beschränkung f, Restriktion f;

\squeeze on jobs Personalfreisetzung f ( euph)

a \squeeze on spending eine Beschränkung der Ausgaben;

to impose [or put] a \squeeze [on sb/sth] [jdm/etw] eine Beschränkung auferlegen

4) no pl ( fit) Gedränge nt;

it'll be a tight \squeeze es wird eng werden;

it's quite a \squeeze to get into these old jeans! in diese alten Jeans muss ich mich ganz schön reinzwängen! ( fam)

5) (fam: person) Eroberung f ( hum) vt

1) ( press)

to \squeeze sth etw drücken;

to \squeeze sb's hand jds [o jdm die] Hand drücken;

to \squeeze a lemon/ an orange eine Zitrone/eine Orange auspressen;

to \squeeze a sponge einen Schwamm ausdrücken;

to \squeeze a toothpaste tube eine Zahnpastatube ausdrücken;

to \squeeze the trigger auf den Abzug drücken

2) ( extract)

freshly \squeezed orange juice frisch gepresster Orangensaft;

to \squeeze water out of a cloth/ sponge einen Lappen auswringen/einen Schwamm ausdrücken;

to \squeeze profit [from sth] ( fig) Profit [aus etw dat] schlagen;

to \squeeze sth from [or out of] sb ( fam) etw aus jdm herausquetschen [o herauspressen];

to \squeeze information from sb aus jdm Informationen herauspressen

3) ( push)

to \squeeze sth/ sb into sth etw/jdn in etw akk [hinein]zwängen;

to \squeeze sth/ sb through sth etw/jdn durch etw akk [durch]zwängen;

to \squeeze a rival out of the market ( fig) einen Rivalen/eine Rivalin aus dem Markt drängen

4) ( burden financially)

to \squeeze sth etw belasten;

small businesses are being \squeezed by heavy taxation hohe Steuern bringen kleine Unternehmen in Bedrängnis

5) ( constrict)

to \squeeze sth etw einschränken;

high interest rates are squeezing consumer spending die hohen Zinsen wirken sich negativ auf das Kaufverhalten aus

6) (fam: threaten)

to \squeeze sb jdn unter Druck setzen

PHRASES:

to \squeeze sb dry [or until the pips squeak] jdn ausnehmen wie eine Weihnachtsgans ( fam) vi ( fit into)

to \squeeze into sth sich akk in etw akk [hinein]zwängen;

we \squeezed into the back seat of his car wir quetschten uns auf den Rücksitz seines Wagens;

to \squeeze past sth sich an etw dat vorbeizwängen;

to \squeeze through sth sich akk durch etw akk [durch]zwängen;

to \squeeze under sth sich akk unter etw dat durchzwängen

English-German students dictionary > squeeze
3 squeeze

skwi:z
1. verb
1) (to press (something) together or from all sides tightly: He squeezed her hand affectionately; He squeezed the clay into a ball.)

2) (to force (eg oneself) eg into or through a narrow space: The dog squeezed himself / his body into the hole; We were all squeezed into the back seat of the car.)

3) (to force something, eg liquid, out of something by pressing: She squeezed the oranges (into a jug); We might be able to squeeze some more money/information out of him.)

2. noun
1) (an act of squeezing: He gave his sister an affectionate squeeze.)

2) (a condition of being squeezed: We all got into the car, but it was a squeeze.)

3) (a few drops produced by squeezing.)

4) (a time of financial restriction: an economic squeeze.)

•

- squeezer
- squeeze up

squeeze vb

1. exprimir

he squeezed an orange and a lemon and drank the juice exprimió una naranja y un limón y se bebió el zumo

2. apretar

he squeezed my hand me apretó la mano

El gerundio de squeeze se escribe squeezing

squeeze

tr[skwiːz]

noun

1 (pressure - gen) estrujón nombre masculino, presión nombre femenino; (- of hand) apretón nombre masculino; (hug) abrazo

■ I gave her hand a squeeze le di un apretón de manos

2 (small amount) unas gotas

■ a squeeze of lemon unas gotas de limón

3 (of crowd) apretujón nombre masculino, apiñamiento

■ it was a tight squeeze in the tube today hoy íbamos como sardinas en lata en el metro

4 (difficult situation) restricciones nombre femenino plural

■ credit squeeze restricciones de crédito

transitive verb

1 (gen) apretar; (lemon, orange) exprimir; (sponge) estrujar; (cloth) retorcer, escurrir

■ he squeezed my hand me apretó la mano

2 (fit in) meter

■ can you squeeze one more person in? ¿puede meter a una persona más?

■ it's a job to squeeze all these clothes into the suitcase cuesta meter toda esta ropa en la maleta

■ we can squeeze you in at 5.00pm podemos hacerte un hueco a las 5.00

3 (force out) extraer, sacar

■ squeeze all the water out of the cloth escurre bien el trapo

■ they're trying to squeeze money out of me tratan de sacarme dinero

intransitive verb

1 (force into, through, etc) meterse

■ she managed to squeeze in consiguió meterse

■ can I squeeze past? ¿puedo pasar?

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to put the squeeze on somebody apretar a alguien

to squeeze out of business obligar a abandonar un negocio

squeeze ['skwi:z] vt, squeezed ; squeezing

1) press: apretar, exprimir (naranjas, etc.)

2) extract: extraer (jugo, etc.)

squeeze n

: apretón m

squeeze

n.

• apretón s.m.

• estrujadura s.f.

• presión s.f.

• restricción s.f.

v.

• achuchar v.

• apretar v.

• apretujar v.

• comprimir v.

• estrujar v.

• exprimir v.

• introducirse v.

• oprimir v.

• recalcar v.

skwiːz
I

noun

1) c

a) ( application of pressure) apretón m

he gave her hand a squeeze — le dio un apretón de manos

to put the squeeze on somebody — (colloq) apretar* a alguien

b) ( restrictions)

a credit squeeze — una restricción crediticia

they are planning a squeeze on health and education spending — piensan recortar el presupuesto destinado a salud y educación

c) ( hug) apretón m

d) (small amount - of toothpaste, glue) poquito m, pizca f; (- of lemon) gota f, chorrito m

2) (confined, restricted condition) (colloq) (no pl)

it will be a (tight) squeeze — vamos (or van etc) a estar apretados

II
1.

transitive verb

a) ( press) \<\<tube/pimple\>\> apretar*, espichar (Col); \<\<lemon\>\> exprimir

he squeezed her arm — le apretó el brazo

to squeeze a cloth (out) — retorcer* or escurrir un trapo

to squeeze somebody dry — exprimir a alguien, dejar seco a alguien (fam)

b) ( extract) \<\<liquid/juice\>\> extraer*, sacar*

he tried to squeeze more money out of them — trató de sacarles más dinero

c) ( apply constraints to)

profit margins have been squeezed — los márgenes de ganancia se han visto reducidos considerablemente

d) (force, fit) meter

I can squeeze you in tomorrow morning — le puedo hacer un huequito mañana por la mañana

2.

vi

they squeezed in through the hole — se metieron por el agujero

[skwiːz]
1. N

1) (act of squeezing) (=handclasp) apretón m; (=hug) estrujón m

he put his arm round her and gave her a quick squeeze — le pasó el brazo por encima y le dio un estrujoncito * or un apretón

to give sth a squeeze — apretar algo

to give sb's hand a squeeze — dar a algn un apretón de manos, apretar la mano a algn

2) (=crush)

it was a tight squeeze in the bus — íbamos muy apretados en el autobús

it was a tight squeeze to get through — había muy poco espacio para pasar

3) (=restriction) restricciones fpl

small businesses are feeling the squeeze — las restricciones están afectando sobre todo a la pequeña empresa

a squeeze on profits — un recorte de beneficios

- put the squeeze on sb
credit 3.
4) (=small amount) [of liquid] chorrito m; [of toothpaste] poquito m, pizca f

a squeeze of lemon (juice) — un chorrito de zumo de limón, unas gotas de limón

5) * (=difficult situation) aprieto m

to be in a (tight) squeeze — encontrarse en un aprieto

6) (Brit) * (=boyfriend, girlfriend) noviete(-a) * m / f, novio(-a) m / f

2. VT

1) (=press firmly) [+ pimple, tube, trigger] apretar; [+ citrus fruit] exprimir

I squeezed her tightly — la estreché entre mis brazos

to squeeze one's eyes shut — cerrar los ojos apretándolos

to squeeze sb's hand — apretar la mano a algn

2) (=cram, fit) meter

to squeeze clothes into a suitcase — meter ropa en una maleta a la fuerza

can you squeeze two more in? — ¿puedes hacer hueco para dos más?, ¿puedes meter a dos más?

I could squeeze you in on Thursday — le podría hacer un hueco para el jueves

she squeezed herself into the dress — se enfundó el vestido

I squeezed my way through the crowd — me abrí camino entre la multitud

3) (=extract) sacar

to squeeze money/a confession/information out of sb — sacar dinero/una confesión/información a algn

rich city dwellers are squeezing the locals out — la gente acomodada de la ciudad está echando poco a poco a la población local

freshly squeezed orange juice — zumo m de naranjas recién exprimidas

4) (=reduce) recortar

wage increases are squeezing profit margins — los aumentos salariales están recortando los márgenes de beneficios

3.

VI

they all squeezed into the car — se metieron todos apretujados en el coche

could I just squeeze past? — ¿me deja pasar?

he squeezed past me — me pasó rozando

to squeeze through a hole — pasar por un agujero con dificultad

4.

CPD

squeeze box N — concertina f

- squeeze in

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[skwiːz]
I

noun

1) c

a) ( application of pressure) apretón m

he gave her hand a squeeze — le dio un apretón de manos

to put the squeeze on somebody — (colloq) apretar* a alguien

b) ( restrictions)

a credit squeeze — una restricción crediticia

they are planning a squeeze on health and education spending — piensan recortar el presupuesto destinado a salud y educación

c) ( hug) apretón m

d) (small amount - of toothpaste, glue) poquito m, pizca f; (- of lemon) gota f, chorrito m

2) (confined, restricted condition) (colloq) (no pl)

it will be a (tight) squeeze — vamos (or van etc) a estar apretados

II
1.

transitive verb

a) ( press) \<\<tube/pimple\>\> apretar*, espichar (Col); \<\<lemon\>\> exprimir

he squeezed her arm — le apretó el brazo

to squeeze a cloth (out) — retorcer* or escurrir un trapo

to squeeze somebody dry — exprimir a alguien, dejar seco a alguien (fam)

b) ( extract) \<\<liquid/juice\>\> extraer*, sacar*

he tried to squeeze more money out of them — trató de sacarles más dinero

c) ( apply constraints to)

profit margins have been squeezed — los márgenes de ganancia se han visto reducidos considerablemente

d) (force, fit) meter

I can squeeze you in tomorrow morning — le puedo hacer un huequito mañana por la mañana

2.

vi

they squeezed in through the hole — se metieron por el agujero

English-spanish dictionary > squeeze
4 wring

I [rɪŋ]
nome

to give sth. a wring — strizzare qcs., dare una strizzata a qcs
II [rɪŋ]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. wrung)

1) (anche wring out) (squeeze) (by twisting) torcere, strizzare; (by pressure, centrifugal force) centrifugare

2) fig. (extract) estorcere, strappare [confession, money] ( from, out of a)

3) (twist)

to wring sb.'s, sth.'s neck — torcere o tirare il collo a qcn., qcs. (anche fig.)

to wring one's hands — torcersi le mani (anche fig.)

•

- wring out

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[riŋ]
past tense, past participle - wrung; verb

1) (to force (water) from (material) by twisting or by pressure: He wrung the water from his soaking-wet shirt.) strizzare

2) (to clasp and unclasp (one's hands) in desperation, fear etc.) torcere

•

- wringer
- wringing wet
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[rɪŋ]
vt wrung pt, pp

1) (also: wring out) (wet clothes) strizzare

2) (twist) torcere

I'll wring your neck! fam — ti torco il collo!

she wrung my hand — mi strinse forte la mano

to wring one's hands — (fig: in distress) torcersi le mani

to wring sb's heart fig — stringere il cuore a qn

3) (also: wring out) (confession, truth, money) estorcere

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wring /rɪŋ/
n.

1 stretta, forte stretta ( di mano): He gave my hand a wring, mi diede una forte stretta di mano

2 torsione; strizzata; spremuta: Give those clothes a wring, da' una strizzata a quei panni!
(to) wring /rɪŋ/
(pass. e p. p. wrung)

A v. t.

1 torcere; tirare (torcendo); strizzare, spremere (torcendo): to wring ( out) wet clothes [the washing], torcere (o strizzare) panni bagnati [il bucato]; to wring the hen's neck, tirare il collo alla gallina; (scherz.) I'll wring his neck, if I catch him, se lo prendo, gli torco il collo; to wring ( out) water, spremere l'acqua ( farla uscire, torcendo panni o altro); to wring one's hands in despair, torcersi le mani dalla disperazione

2 stringere forte: He wrung my hand, mi strinse forte la mano

3 increspare: A sad smile wrung her lips, un triste sorriso le ha increspato le labbra

4 estorcere; strappare: The police wrung a confession from the prisoner, la polizia ha strappato una confessione al detenuto

5 (fig., lett.) stringere; addolorare; straziare: The poor woman's tale wrung his heart, il racconto della povera donna gli strinse il cuore

6 ( raro) distorcere; alterare; falsare; svisare; travisare: Don't wring my words from their true meaning, non travisare il vero significato delle mie parole

B v. i.

1 torcere; strizzare; tirare (torcendo)

2 contorcersi: The wounded soldier was wringing with pain, il soldato ferito si contorceva per il dolore

● to wring st. dry, asciugare qc. strizzando (o torcendo) □ to wring out, torcere, strizzare; spremere, far uscire; (fig.) estorcere, strappare; to wring information out of sb., strappare informazioni a q.; to wring money out of sb., estorcere denaro a q.; to wring out a few tears, spremere qualche lacrimuccia.

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I [rɪŋ]
nome

to give sth. a wring — strizzare qcs., dare una strizzata a qcs
II [rɪŋ]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. wrung)

1) (anche wring out) (squeeze) (by twisting) torcere, strizzare; (by pressure, centrifugal force) centrifugare

2) fig. (extract) estorcere, strappare [confession, money] ( from, out of a)

3) (twist)

to wring sb.'s, sth.'s neck — torcere o tirare il collo a qcn., qcs. (anche fig.)

to wring one's hands — torcersi le mani (anche fig.)

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- wring out

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5 pump

pump

A n

1 Tech pompe f ; bicycle pump pompe à bicyclette ; air/vacuum pump pompe à air/à vide ; to prime the pump lit amorcer la pompe ; fig réamorcer la pompe ;

2 ( squeeze) to give sb's hand a pump donner une poignée de main vigoureuse à qn ;

3 ( plimsoll) chaussure f de sport ;

4 GB ( flat shoe) ballerine f ;

5 US ( shoe with heel) chaussure f à talon ;

6 †( dancing shoe) chausson m de danse (pour homme) ;

7 ( fire-engine) autopompe f.

B vtr

1 ( push) pomper [air, gas, water, blood] (out of de) ; to pump oil around the engine pomper l'huile autour du moteur ; to pump air into a tyre injecter de l'air dans un pneu ; to pump sewage into the sea déverser les eaux usées dans la mer ; the boiler pumps water to the radiators la chaudière distribue l'eau dans les radiateurs ; to pump the hold dry pomper la cale à sec ; to pump bullets cracher des balles ; to pump sb full of drugs ○ gaver qn de médicaments ; to pump sb full of lead ○ truffer qn de plomb ○, mitrailler qn ; to pump iron ○ faire de la gonflette ○ ;

2 ( move) actionner [handle, lever] ; to pump the brakes freiner par petits coups successifs ;

3 ( shake) to pump sb's hand donner une poignée de main vigoureuse à qn ;

4 ○ ( question) cuisiner ○ [person] (about à propos de) ; to pump sb for sth essayer de soutirer qch à qn [details, information] ; to pump sth out of sb soutirer qch à qn ;

5 Med to pump sb's stomach faire un lavage d'estomac à qn ; to have one's stomach pumped avoir un lavage d'estomac.

C vi

1 ( function) [machine, piston] fonctionner ;

2 ( flow) gicler (from, out of de) ;

3 ( beat) [blood, heart] battre violemment.

Idiom

all hands to the pumps! il faut que tout le monde s'y mette!

Phrasal verbs

■ pump out:

▶ pump out [sth], pump [sth] out

1 ( pour out) débiter [music, propaganda] ; cracher [fumes] ; déverser [sewage] ;

2 ( empty) pomper [qch] à sec [hold, pool] ; to pump sb's stomach out faire un lavage d'estomac à qn.

■ pump up:

▶ pump up [sth], pump [sth] up

1 ( inflate) gonfler [tyre, air bed] ;

2 ○ ( increase) monter [volume].

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6 jugo

Del verbo jugar: ( conjugate jugar) \ \
jugó es: \ \
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries: jugar jugo
jugar ( conjugate jugar) verbo intransitivo 1
a) ( en general) to play;
jugo a algo to play sth;
◊ jugo a la pelota to play ball;
jugo al fútbol (Esp, RPl) to play football; jugo a las muñecas to play with dolls; jugo limpio/sucio to play fair/dirty
b) (en ajedrez, damas) to move;
( en naipes) to play; ( en otros juegos) to play;
◊ me tocaba jugo a mí it was my turn/move/go

c) ( apostar fuerte) to gamble
2
◊ jugar con

a) ‹persona/sentimientos› to play with, toy with

b) ( manejar) ‹colores/luz/palabras› to play with
verbo transitivo 1
a) ‹partido/carta› to play

b) (AmL exc RPl) ‹tenis/fútbol/ajedrez› to play
2 ( apostar) jugo algo a algo to bet sth on sth 3 ‹rol/papel› to play jugarse verbo pronominal
a) ( gastarse en el juego) ‹ sueldo› to gamble (away)

b) ( arriesgar) ‹reputación/vida› to risk, put … at risk;

◊ jugose el pellejo (fam) to risk one's neck (colloq)

c) ( apostarse) ( recípr):

◊ nos jugamos una comida we bet a meal on it

jugo sustantivo masculino ( líquido) juice;
◊ jugo de tomate tomato juice

jugar
I verbo intransitivo
1 to play: ¿jugamos a las casitas?, shall we play house?
jugar al baloncesto/parchís, to play basketball/ludo o Parcheesi(tm)
2 (no tomar en serio, manipular) jugar con, to toy with
II verbo transitivo
1 to play: jugamos una partida de ajedrez, we had a game of chess
2 (suponer, representar) su hija juega un papel central en su vida, her life revolves around her daughter
3 (apostar) to bet, stake Locuciones: jugar con fuego, to play with fire
jugar limpio/sucio, to play fair/dirty Fin jugar a la baja, to speculate on a drop in prices
jugo sustantivo masculino juice Locuciones: sacar el jugo a, (aprovechar) to make the most of (explotar) to squeeze dry ' jugo' also found in these entries: Spanish: limpia - limpio - partida - partido - salsa - segregar - segregación English: counter - crush - gamble - gravy - juice - baste - cider - fruit - orange - worth

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