squeeze
குறைப்பு
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'
பிழி,
நெருக்கு
verb
கசக்கு
example
Add the vanilla essence once the sugar is dissolved and a 'squeeze' of lemon to thicken the syrup.
And then, just as he'd really begun to panic, she wrapped her arms around him and gave him a little 'squeeze' .
He aims the gun at her and I see his fingers begin to 'squeeze' the trigger.
She puts her hand on my thigh and gives it a little 'squeeze' .
'squeeze' out as much juice as you can
It's also good with a 'squeeze' of lemon or shavings of Parmesan tossed through at the end.
Andrew felt a small hand tightly 'squeeze' his shoulder.
the poor guy just lost his main 'squeeze'
At last I reached the door to the showroom and managed to 'squeeze' inside.
Christopher gave her hands a gentle 'squeeze' as he stood and stepped out.
'squeeze' off a few well-aimed shots
They need nothing more than a 'squeeze' of lemon to achieve greatness.
One more 'squeeze' of the trigger could have ended the officer's life.
Also on the seafood tip, the grilled sardines are a good buy at $4 for two fish, simple and tasty with a 'squeeze' of lemon.
a governor who wants to 'squeeze' as much money out of taxpayers as he can
I am surprised when a long arm gives my shoulders a gentle 'squeeze' and a quick kiss is placed upon my cheek.
But even the most creative agencies are losing accounts and feeling the 'squeeze' of financial pressures.
Jerred rushed into the house and picked me up in a tight 'squeeze' and twirled me around.
Saturate a cloth or sponge with vinegar and 'squeeze' the liquid behind the hook so that the vinegar comes in contact with the adhesive.
At its most basic, the dipping sauce will be fish sauce, sliced chillies (the tiny, scarily hot bird's beak variety) and a 'squeeze' of lime.
MSPs who have failed to take the Scottish Executive's advice on healthy eating may find the new seats of power at Holyrood a bit of a tight 'squeeze' .
industry faced higher costs and a 'squeeze' on profits
Other processes such as lost foam, 'squeeze' casting, and hot isostatic pressing are also mentioned.
Rapidly rising producer prices can put a 'squeeze' on corporate profit margins, causing stocks to decline.
The road is a one-way and thank god for that, because there's no way two-way traffic can 'squeeze' through this narrow and congested street.
Ever been through a horrendous break up with your main 'squeeze' and felt lonely, upset, tired, and unloved?
she may be able to 'squeeze' you in, if you play your cards right
a 'squeeze' of lemon juice
At 5ft 9in he admits it was a tight 'squeeze' in his bunk, with very little room to spare.
‘No, it's a great idea,’ he reached for her hand, enclosing it in his and giving it a little 'squeeze' .
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