squeeze
निचोड़
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'
निचोड
verb
भींचना,
ठूंसकर भरना,
विवश करना,
दबाना,
तंग करना,
निचोड़ना
noun
रगड़,
दबाव,
निचोड़,
चाप
example
The new system will cap reimbursements to hospitals and nursing homes, putting a 'squeeze' on facilities to cut costs.
I couldn't help but give her little thin hand a 'squeeze' .
industry faced higher costs and a 'squeeze' on profits
it was a tight 'squeeze' in the tiny hall
The president has ordered a severe 'squeeze' on spending programmes.
There has just been a death in the family, the wake is about to begin and the coffin is taking up most of the room, making it a tight 'squeeze' for everyone.
Cold vermicelli is thrown in, a generous 'squeeze' of lime is added and for $1.99 a gorgeous bowlful, it's yours.
a gentle 'squeeze' of the trigger
Inside, people unable to get seats packed the two upstairs galleries and filled the side aisles and whatever space they could 'squeeze' into at the back of the church.
Finish with a 'squeeze' of lime, and serve.
Other processes such as lost foam, 'squeeze' casting, and hot isostatic pressing are also mentioned.
At 5ft 9in he admits it was a tight 'squeeze' in his bunk, with very little room to spare.
A very strong cost performance has compensated for the 'squeeze' on margins on both the banking and life side.
a 'squeeze' of lemon juice
A 'squeeze' of lime juice is vital to many classic dishes.
Let's say the White Sox have Chris Singleton on third with one out when Ray Durham attempts a safety 'squeeze' bunt.
He put his arm round her waist and gave her a quick 'squeeze' , glancing down at her breasts then leering to camera.
I tore each one limb from limb, doused it with a 'squeeze' of lemon and then a good dip in the butter.
Since then she has tried to get the police to 'squeeze' money out of me and has made it very difficult for me.
Jim sighed, then gave his friend's shoulder a gentle 'squeeze' .
Only it would have looked more dignified if I didn't have to push and literally 'squeeze' myself through the narrow door.
councils will want to 'squeeze' as much money out of taxpayers as they can
Rapidly rising producer prices can put a 'squeeze' on corporate profit margins, causing stocks to decline.
Beyond our hero and his faithful 'squeeze' , though, we're offered a supporting cast comprised of the veritable cream of British comedy.
Despite repeated attempts by architects to 'squeeze' us into little boxes on top of one another, the proliferation of suburban estates shows what most people want today.
It was a tight 'squeeze' because now there was a TV in the backseat.
This is a decent rental for a weekend night with your main 'squeeze' .
Jeremy's hand gripped my shoulder, restraint disguised as an affectionate 'squeeze' .
he was out to extract some 'squeeze' from her
They are trying to 'squeeze' excess money out of the game's economy.
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