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squish

/skwɪʃ/

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noun

挤压声, 压扁.

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. "

安静的走廊里回荡着泥泞的靴子踩在泥水里发出的噗叽声。

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noun

中间派，温和派。

A political moderate.

Examples :

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

作为一个政治中间派，玛丽亚经常发现自己既同意民主党，也同意共和党的观点。

politics government state person

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noun

果酱，橘子酱

Examples :

"My toast tastes better with extra squish. "

我的吐司多抹点橘子酱味道更好。

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verb

挤压，压扁。

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

Examples :

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

虽然三明治在他的午餐盒里被压扁了，但味道还不错。

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verb

挤压，压扁。

To be compressed or squeezed.

Examples :

"I accidentally squished the tomato in my lunchbox. "

我不小心把午餐盒里的西红柿压扁了。

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noun

好感, 柏拉图式迷恋

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." "

萨拉对她的同事大卫很有好感，她很喜欢和他聊天，觉得他很幽默，但她并不想和他约会 (Sālā duì tā de tóngshì Dàwèi hěn yǒu hǎogǎn, tā hěn xǐhuan hé tā liáotiān, juéde tā hěn yōumò, dàn tā bìng bù xiǎng hé tā yuēhuì).

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