SQUASHED - Prevod od engleski do španski

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I. squash¹ [Am skwɑʃ, skwɔʃ, Brit skwɒʃ] VB trans

1.1. squash (crush):

squash package/fruit/insect

aplastar

squash package/fruit/insect

espachurrar inf

squash package/fruit/insect

apachurrar AmC And inf

squash package/fruit/insect

espichar Col

his hat got squashed (flat)

se le aplastó el sombrero

1.2. squash (squeeze):

squash

meter (apretando)

we can squash one more into the back

podemos meter a uno más atrás

we were all squashed (up) against the wall

estábamos todos apiñados or apretujados contra la pared

2. squash (suppress, silence) inf:

squash protests/rumors

acallar

he needs to be squashed now and then

de vez en cuando hay que bajarle los humos

she squashed Tom's arguments flat

echó por tierra los argumentos de Tom

II. squash¹ [Am skwɑʃ, skwɔʃ, Brit skwɒʃ] VB intr + adv compl

we all squashed into his study

nos metimos todos en su despacho

could I squash in?

¿quepo yo también?

could I squash in?

¿me puedo meter yo también?

to squash up

apretarse

ask them to squash up a bit

diles que se aprieten un poco

III. squash¹ [Am skwɑʃ, skwɔʃ, Brit skwɒʃ] N

1. squash (crush) no pl:

it was quite a squash fitting everybody in

hubo que apretarse or apretujarse mucho para que todos cupieran

it was a terrible squash on the train

íbamos (or iban etc.) terriblemente apretados or apretujados en el tren

2. squash U SPORTS:

squash

squash m

a game of squash

un partido de squash

3. squash U (drink):

squash Brit

refresco a base de extractos

squash² [Am skwɑʃ, skwɔʃ, Brit skwɒʃ] N C or U

squash BOT, FOOD

nombre genérico de varios tipos de calabaza, zapallo, cidra etc

squash racquets N SPORTS

squash racquets + sing vb

squash m

squash court N

squash court

cancha de squash LatAm

squash court

pista f de squash Spain

squash racket N

squash racket

raqueta f de squash

summer squash N Am

summer squash

tipo de calabaza

acorn squash N

acorn squash

calabaza pequeña de corteza verde y forma de bellota

orange squash N U

orange squash

naranjada f

španski

engleski

espichado (espichada)

squashed

apurruñado (apurruñada)

squashed together inf

engleski

španski

squash¹ [skwɒʃ, Am skwɑ:ʃ] N Am (vegetable)

squash

calabaza f

I. squash² [skwɒʃ, Am skwɑ:ʃ] N

1. squash (dense pack):

squash

apiñamiento m

2. squash no pl SPORTS:

squash

squash m

3. squash Aus, Brit (drink):

squash

zumo m

II. squash² [skwɒʃ, Am skwɑ:ʃ] VB trans

squash

aplastar

squash racket N Brit, squash racquet N Am, Aus

squash racket

raqueta f de squash

squash court N

squash court

pista f de squash

lemon squash <- -shes> N Brit, Aus

lemon squash

refresco m de limón

španski

engleski

espachurrar

to squash

espachurrarse

to get squashed

squash

squash

espichar

to squash

despachurrar (aplastar)

to squash

despachurrarse (fruta)

to squash

aplastar

to squash

engleski

španski

squash¹ [skwaʃ] N (vegetable)

squash

calabaza f

I. squash² [skwaʃ] N

1. squash SPORTS:

squash

squash m

2. squash (dense pack):

squash

apiñamiento m

II. squash² [skwaʃ] VB trans

squash

aplastar

squash racket N, squash racquet N

squash racket

raqueta f de squash

squash court N

squash court

pista f de squash

acorn squash N

acorn squash

calabaza con forma de bellota de color verde oscuro que se da en invierno

španski

engleski

squash

squash

espichar

to squash

aplastar (con la mano)

to squash

Present

I	squash
you	squash
he/she/it	squashes
we	squash
you	squash
they	squash

Past

I	squashed
you	squashed
he/she/it	squashed
we	squashed
you	squashed
they	squashed

Present Perfect

I	have	squashed
you	have	squashed
he/she/it	has	squashed
we	have	squashed
you	have	squashed
they	have	squashed

Past Perfect

I	had	squashed
you	had	squashed
he/she/it	had	squashed
we	had	squashed
you	had	squashed
they	had	squashed

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

They were skilled horticulturalists, raising numerous, distinct varieties of corn, beans and squash.

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The fruit is a dark green squash, rounded or nearly rounded, with mottling and distinct white stripes.

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She would often play squash with her family after school, and at the age of eight, she came second in the state under-13s championship.

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Their identification as squash blossoms, which they closely resemble, is an understandable, and often repeated, error.

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The squash matures after about ninety days after blooming.

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