Squish Meaning in English

word

US

skwɪʃ

skwISH

UK

skwˈɪʃ

skw-ISH

परिभाषा

To press something soft so that it goes out of shape and usually makes a soft, wet, or crunching sound.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

"Squish" is informal and mainly used for soft or wet things that can be easily pressed or deformed, often with a noticeable sound. Common with foods (e.g., fruit), toys, or when describing the feeling underfoot. Do not use for hard objects.

• Spanish: aplastar (hacer sonido blando) - chafar (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): esmagar (fazer barulho mole) - apertar (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): esmagar (fazer barulho mole) - apertar (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 挤压（发出软塌声）
• Chinese (Traditional): 擠壓（發出軟塌聲）
• Hindi: दबाना (धमाकेदार/मुलायम आवाज़ के साथ)
• Arabic: يهرس (بصوت طري)
• Bengali: চাপা - চ্যাপ্টা করা
• Russian: раздавить - сплющить
• Japanese: ぎゅっと押す - つぶす
• Vietnamese: bóp - ép
• Korean: 눌러서 찌그러뜨리다 - 뭉개다
• Turkish: ezmek - bastırmak
• Urdu: دبانا - مسلنا
• Indonesian: menekan - menggepengkan

उदाहरण वाक्य

Don't squish your sandwich in the bag.

basic

When I stepped in the mud, it made a squish sound.

basic

Babies love to squish soft toys with their hands.

basic

Careful, the tomatoes will squish if you stack them like that.

natural

My socks got all wet and made a squish noise with every step.

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Go ahead, squish the slime—it's fun!

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