squeeze in

1. (transitive)To find time or other resources for.

   My appointment book is pretty full, but I can just squeeze you in.

   I found a time to squeeze in a meeting with you.

2. (intransitive)To pack tightly together.

   We don't have much room in this car, so everyone will have to squeeze in.

3. To force in, stretch something to make something larger fit.

   My son was able to squeeze in the tight crawl space to retrieve the cat.

1. Tom tried to squeeze in between Mary and John.

   Том спробував протиснутися між Мері та Джоном. — deniko

   ruТом пытался протиснуться между Мэри и Джоном. — odexed

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2. Can you squeeze me in?

   ruВы можете помочь мне протиснуться? — odexed

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3. I can squeeze you in.

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4. Can you still squeeze me in?

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5. I might be able to squeeze it in.

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irregular

• squeeze outвичавити, вичавлюватиUsed other than figuratively or idiomatically: see squeeze, out.
• squeeze upTo move closer together, in order to make more space for someone else.
• squeeze offTo fire (a shot or shots) by pulling the trigger of a firearm.
• squeeze inTo find time or other resources for.
• squeeze intoTo go into (a cramped space); to barely fit into.
• squeeze underTo get past an obstruction by going underneath, although with difficulty