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squish

/skwɪʃ/

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noun

Aplastar, sonido de aplastamiento

The sound or action of something, especially something moist, being squeezed or crushed.

Examples :

"The squish of the muddy boots echoed through the quiet hallway. "

El sonido de aplastamiento de las botas embarradas resonó en el pasillo silencioso.

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noun

Moderado

A political moderate.

Examples :

"As a political squish, Maria often finds herself agreeing with both Democrats and Republicans. "

Como moderada política, María a menudo se encuentra de acuerdo tanto con demócratas como con republicanos.

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noun

Mermelada

Examples :

"My toast tastes better with extra squish. "

Mi tostada sabe mejor con mermelada extra.

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verb

Aplastar, estrujar

To squeeze, compress, or crush (especially something moist).

Examples :

"The sandwich tasted fine, even though it got squished in his lunchbox."

El sándwich sabía bien, a pesar de que se aplastó en su fiambrera.

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verb

Aplastar, estrujar

To be compressed or squeezed.

Examples :

"I accidentally squished the tomato in my lunchbox. "

Accidentalmente aplasté el tomate en mi fiambrera.

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noun

Atracción platónica, flechazo

A non-romantic and generally non-sexual infatuation with somebody one is not dating, or the object of that infatuation; a platonic crush.

Examples :

""Sarah has a big squish on her coworker, David; she really enjoys talking to him and thinks he's funny, but she doesn't want to date him." "

Sarah siente una gran atracción platónica por su compañero de trabajo, David; realmente disfruta hablando con él y piensa que es divertido, pero no quiere salir con él.

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