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squeeze
compression

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. squeeze [GB skwiːz, Am skwiz] SUBST

1. squeeze (application of pressure):

to give sth a squeeze hand, tube
to give sb a squeeze

2. squeeze (small amount):

a squeeze of lemon

3. squeeze:

squeeze ÉCON, FIN
resserrement m (on de)
to feel the squeeze person, company, family:
to put the squeeze on fam lenders: debtors

4. squeeze (crush) fam:

I can get past, but it will be a tight squeeze

5. squeeze JEUX:

squeeze
squeeze m

II. squeeze [GB skwiːz, Am skwiz] VERBE trans

1. squeeze (press):

squeeze lemon, bottle, tube
squeeze arm, hand
squeeze bag, parcel, trigger
squeeze spot
to squeeze glue/toothpaste onto sth
to squeeze juice out of a lemon
to squeeze water out of cloth

2. squeeze (manage to get) fig:

3. squeeze (fit):

to squeeze behind/between/under sth

4. squeeze:

squeeze ÉCON, FIN profit, margins

cash squeeze SUBST

cash squeeze

profit squeeze SUBST FIN

profit squeeze

credit squeeze SUBST ÉCON

credit squeeze

wage squeeze SUBST

wage squeeze ÉCON, FIN

squeeze bottle SUBST Am

squeeze bottle

squeeze box SUBST fam MUS

squeeze box

I. squeeze in VERBE [GB skwiːz -, Am skwiz -] (squeeze in)

squeeze in person:

squeeze in
if you make room I can squeeze in

II. squeeze in VERBE [GB skwiːz -, Am skwiz -] (squeeze [sb] in) (give appointment to)

squeeze in doctor etc:

I. squeeze out VERBE [GB skwiːz -, Am skwiz -] (squeeze out)

squeeze out person:

squeeze out

II. squeeze out VERBE [GB skwiːz -, Am skwiz -] (squeeze [sth] out)

squeeze out juice, water:

squeeze out
to squeeze water out of cloth, sponge

III. squeeze out VERBE [GB skwiːz -, Am skwiz -] (squeeze [sb] out (of the market)) COMM

squeeze out

I. squeeze past VERBE [GB skwiːz -, Am skwiz -] (squeeze passé)

squeeze past car, person:

squeeze past

II. squeeze past VERBE [GB skwiːz -, Am skwiz -] (squeeze passé [sth/sb])

squeeze past obstacle, person:

squeeze past

dans le dictionnaire PONS

anglais
anglais
français
français

I. squeeze [skwi:z] SUBST

1. squeeze (pressing action):

squeeze

2. squeeze (obtained by squeezing):

squeeze
to give sth a squeeze

3. squeeze ÉCON:

squeeze on spending
squeeze on jobs

II. squeeze [skwi:z] VERBE trans

1. squeeze (firmly press):

squeeze
squeeze cloth
squeeze sb's hand
squeeze trigger, doll
to squeeze a trigger of a weapon
to squeeze a trigger of a camera

2. squeeze (force into):

squeeze
to squeeze sth into sth

3. squeeze (extort):

squeeze
to squeeze money out of sb

4. squeeze fig (put pressure on):

squeeze

5. squeeze ÉCON:

squeeze wages

Idiomes/Tournures:

to squeeze sb dry

squeeze out VERBE trans

squeeze out juice:

squeeze out
français
français
anglais
anglais
pressurer contribuable, peuple
to squeeze
pressurer orange, citron
to squeeze
to squeeze
to squeeze
serrer invités
to squeeze up
to squeeze up
to squeeze up against sb
presser fruit, jus, éponge
to squeeze
dans le dictionnaire PONS
anglais
anglais
français
français

I. squeeze [skwiz] SUBST

1. squeeze (pressing action):

squeeze

2. squeeze (obtained by squeezing):

squeeze
to give sth a squeeze

3. squeeze ÉCON:

squeeze on spending
squeeze on jobs

4. squeeze fig jarg:

squeeze
amoureux(-euse) m (f)

II. squeeze [skwiz] VERBE trans

1. squeeze (firmly press):

squeeze
squeeze cloth
squeeze sb's hand
squeeze trigger, doll
to squeeze the trigger

2. squeeze (force into):

squeeze
to squeeze sth into sth

3. squeeze (extort):

squeeze
to squeeze money out of sb

4. squeeze fig (put pressure on):

squeeze

5. squeeze ÉCON:

squeeze wages

squeeze out VERBE trans

squeeze out juice:

squeeze out
français
français
anglais
anglais
to squeeze
presser fruit, éponge
to squeeze
to squeeze
serrer invités
to squeeze up
serrer personnes
to squeeze up
to squeeze up against sb
Present
Isqueeze
yousqueeze
he/she/itsqueezes
wesqueeze
yousqueeze
theysqueeze
Past
Isqueezed
yousqueezed
he/she/itsqueezed
wesqueezed
yousqueezed
theysqueezed
Present Perfect
Ihavesqueezed
youhavesqueezed
he/she/ithassqueezed
wehavesqueezed
youhavesqueezed
theyhavesqueezed
Past Perfect
Ihadsqueezed
youhadsqueezed
he/she/ithadsqueezed
wehadsqueezed
youhadsqueezed
theyhadsqueezed

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Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

to give sth a squeeze
to squeeze a trigger of a weapon
to squeeze a trigger of a camera
to squeeze sth into sth

Exemples monolingues (non vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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.
www.telegraph.co.uk
On his first attempt he used lip balm to squeeze out of a pair of handcuffs.
en.wikipedia.org
Credit squeeze means there will be lack of funds available to individuals and companies and hence liquidity.
www.marketoracle.co.uk
I have to squeeze in through the gaps and then plop into a seat built for someone about 10 centimetres shorter and 30 kilograms lighter.
www.carsguide.com.au
It uses strong psychic power to squeeze its opponent's brain, causing unbearable headaches.
en.wikipedia.org