I. squeeze [skwiːz] 名词
II. squeeze [skwiːz] 动词 trans
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| I | have | squeezed |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Place a clean dishtowel or doubled up paper towels over the pot and then squeeze the lid into place.
food.ndtv.com Mush the pulp over it to squeeze out the flavor, and then dispose what's left.
preen.inquirer.net On his first attempt he used lip balm to squeeze out of a pair of handcuffs.
en.wikipedia.org Thin down with olive oil and add a squeeze of lemon for a salad dressing or sauce.
www.independent.ie Even so, if funding markets haven't reopened by the beginning of next year, a second, very significant credit squeeze will begin to kick in.
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