1. 硬塞进...,硬挤入：834squeezen. 压榨,挤; v. 紧握,挤 | 835squeeze into硬塞进...,硬挤入... | 836stabilisev.(使)稳定,(使)平衡
2. 挤入, 塞进：pittance n.微薄的工资, 少量的收入 | squeeze into 挤入, 塞进 | hyperinflation n.过度膨胀, 超级膨胀; 恶性通货膨胀
3. 挤人,塞进：speasyst over传遍,遍布,延续,覆盖 | squeeze into挤人,塞进 | start off出发,动身
1. Passengers claim that airlines often try to squeeze more seats into a plane in order to make bigger profits.
2. And passengers who were eager to get home were willing to squeeze themselves into the already full buses with no comfortable spaces even to stand.
3. Nor did she try to squeeze him into the most competitive primary schools, despite the current craze among parents to select the very best.
4. The subprime mortgage crisis morphed into a credit squeeze as these assets then forced the banks to deleverage quickly.
5. I remember one graduate from Xiamen University had to sit behind the door because it became so difficult to squeeze into the room.
6. But one thing I hate is when cars persistently try to drive in, try to squeeze into territory that is not theirs.
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7. Some major carriers squeeze more seats into their wide body planes, and use labour that is less expensive when compared to most Western carriers.
8. Rising oil prices helped eight new Russian entrepreneurs squeeze into the select list of the world's extremely rich.
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9. It's too difficult to squeeze their luggage and themselves into small windows so some station staffers gave them a helping hand.
10. But the proposed ILC will squeeze a TeV into a space about a million million times smaller than the size of a mosquito.