squash

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la calabacera

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sustantivo
1calabacera (f) cucurbitácea (f) (vegetable) (Estados Unidos)

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squash [skuosh]
sustantivo
1Zumo, jugo.
  • Orange squash -> zumo de naranja
2Aplastamiento; masa u objeto aplastado o magullado.
3La colisión de los cuerpos blandos entre sí; caída de un cuerpo blando y pesado.
4Squash (game).
sustantivo
1Cidracayote (calabaza), fruto mollar y comestible de varias hierbas anuales rastreras y americanas, de las cucurbitánceas; también la planta misma.
  • Summer cidracayote de verano; se come verde cocida y sin quitarle las semillas. Squash-vine -> cucúrbita, cidracayote, planta
  • Squash-beetle -> coleóptero crisomélido, con rayas amarillas y negras, que se alimenta del cidracayote, del meló, y plantas semejantes
  • Squash in -> apiñar, apretar
  • Can you squash my shoes in? -> ¿puedes calzarte mis zapatos
  • Squash up -> hacer sitio, apretarse, hacerse a un lado
va. Aplastar, deshacer, la figura que tenía alguna cosa haciéndola una pasta; magullar.

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squash [skwɒʃ]
noun
squashes squash
1 (drink)
orange squash naranjada sin burbujas; (f) (sin burbujas) lemon squash limonada sin burbujas; (f) (sin burbujas)
2 (crowd) apiñamiento; (m) agolpamiento; (m)
there was such a squash in the doorway había tantísima gente apiñada en la puerta; se apiñaba tanto la gente en la puerta
it was a bit of a squash but we all managed to get in
verb:transitive
1 (flatten) aplastar
you're squashing me me estás aplastando; to squash sth in meter algo a la fuerza; can you squash my shoes in? ¿caben dentro mis zapatos?; can you squash two more in the car? ¿caben dos más en el coche?; to be squashed together ir apretujados
2 [+argument] dar al traste con; [+person] apabullar
verb:intransitive
to squash in entrar con dificultad; we all squashed in entramos todos aunque con dificultad; to squash up arrimarse
squash [skwɒʃ]
noun
(vegetable) calabaza; (f)
squash [skwɒʃ]
noun
(sport) (also squash rackets) squash; (m)
modifier
squash court (n) cancha de squash; (f)
squash racket (n) raqueta de squash; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "squash"

Imperative
  • squash
  • you squash
  • he/she squashes
  • we squash
  • you squash
  • they squash
Preterite
  • I squashed
  • you squashed
  • he/she squashed
  • we squashed
  • you squashed
  • they squashed
Present Continuous
  • I am squashing
  • you are squashing
  • he/she is squashing
  • we are squashing
  • you are squashing
  • they are squashing
Present Perfect
  • I have squashed
  • you have squashed
  • he/she has squashed
  • we have squashed
  • you have squashed
  • they have squashed
Past Continuous
  • I was squashing
  • you were squashing
  • he/she was squashing
  • we were squashing
  • you were squashing
  • they were squashing
Past Perfect
  • I had squashed
  • you had squashed
  • he/she had squashed
  • we had squashed
  • you had squashed
  • they had squashed
Future
  • I will squash
  • you will squash
  • he/she will squash
  • we will squash
  • you will squash
  • they will squash
Future Perfect
  • I will have squashed
  • you will have squashed
  • he/she will have squashed
  • we will have squashed
  • you will have squashed
  • they will have squashed
Future Continuous
  • I will be squashing
  • you will be squashing
  • he/she will be squashing
  • we will be squashing
  • you will be squashing
  • they will be squashing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been squashing
  • you have been squashing
  • he/she has been squashing
  • we have been squashing
  • you have been squashing
  • they have been squashing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been squashing
  • you will have been squashing
  • he/she will have been squashing
  • we will have been squashing
  • you will have been squashing
  • they will have been squashing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been squashing
  • you had been squashing
  • he/she had been squashing
  • we had been squashing
  • you had been squashing
  • they had been squashing
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