squelched

英 [skweltʃt]

美 [skweltʃt]

v.  发吧唧声，发扑哧声(如走在泥泞中似的); 制止; 压制; 遏制; 限制
squelch的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 发吧唧声，发扑哧声(像走在烂泥地里似的)
  Tosquelchmeans to make a wet, sucking sound, like the sound you make when you are walking on wet, muddy ground.
  1. He squelched across the turf...
     他扑哧扑哧地走过草皮。
  2. His sodden trousers were clinging to his shins and his shoes squelched.
     他湿透的裤子紧贴小腿，鞋子吧唧作响。
• VERB 制止，压制，遏制(谣言、反对势力)
  If yousquelchsomething that is causing you trouble, for example rumours or opposition, you firmly put a stop to it.
  1. The President wants to squelch any perception that the meeting is an attempt to negotiate.
     总统想要消除任何视本次会议为谈判尝试的看法。

英英释义

adj

• subdued or overcome
  1. the quelled rebellion
  2. an uprising quenched almost before it started
  3. a squelched rumor
  Synonym:quelledquenched

双语例句

• He squelched across the turf
  他扑哧扑哧地走过草皮。
• We squelched up the muddy lane to the farm.
  我们啪吱啪吱作响地走过泥泞的小路到农场。
• His sodden trousers were clinging to his shins and his shoes squelched.
  他湿透的裤子紧贴小腿，鞋子吧唧作响。
• The leaders of Europe's two powerhouses engaged in a brief handshake gone the kisses on the cheeks Merkel had with Hollande's predecessor Nicolas Sarkozy then squelched onto the red carpet, flanked by a military band.
  欧洲两个大国的领导人先握了握手，而不是像默克尔之前会见奥朗德的前任萨科奇那样互相亲吻面颊，之后两人在军乐队的伴奏下走上红毯。
• Any budding optimism on output is likely to be diminished, if not squelched entirely, by a look at the precarious fiscal and monetary arrangements in almost every developed economy.
  由于几乎每个发达经济体的财政和金融安排都具有不确定性，对经济产出萌生的任何乐观情绪即使不会彻底消失，也会大打折扣。
• We squelched over the soggy ground.
  我们咕唧咕唧地走过泥泞的土地。
• She squelched them with biting sarcasm.
  她用尖刻的挖苦话使人哑口无言。
• A spokeswoman at the White House has squelched rumors about the president's ill-health.
  白宫的一位女发言人有力地驳斥了关于总统。
• Five proposals were made and each was squelched by the manager.
  提出了五项建议，每一个都被经理压了回去。
• The mud squelched as I walked through it.
  我扑哧扑哧地穿过泥泞。