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Detailed Translations for squashs from English to Spanish

squash:

to squash verb (squashs, squashed, squashing)

  1. to squash (crush; flatten)
    aplanar

Conjugations for squash:

present
  1. squash
  2. squash
  3. squashs
  4. squash
  5. squash
  6. squash
simple past
  1. squashed
  2. squashed
  3. squashed
  4. squashed
  5. squashed
  6. squashed
present perfect
  1. have squashed
  2. have squashed
  3. has squashed
  4. have squashed
  5. have squashed
  6. have squashed
past continuous
  1. was squashing
  2. were squashing
  3. was squashing
  4. were squashing
  5. were squashing
  6. were squashing
future
  1. shall squash
  2. will squash
  3. will squash
  4. shall squash
  5. will squash
  6. will squash
continuous present
  1. am squashing
  2. are squashing
  3. is squashing
  4. are squashing
  5. are squashing
  6. are squashing
subjunctive
  1. be squashed
  2. be squashed
  3. be squashed
  4. be squashed
  5. be squashed
  6. be squashed
diverse
  1. squash!
  2. let's squash!
  5. squashed
  6. squashing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

squash [the ~] noun

  1. the squash
    el magullar
  2. the squash (rush; influx; flow; stampede)
    el jaleo; la agitación; el hormiguero; el ajetreo; el barullo; el alboroto; la animación; la aglomeración; la concurrencia; la apreturas

Translation Matrix for squash:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
agitación flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede ado; agitation; argy-bargy; arousal; bustle; clamor; clamour; commotion; disturbance; fisticuffs; fuss; highly strung; hubble-bubble; hubbub; hullabaloo; hurrying; hustle; hustle and bustle; incitement to; instigation to; jittery; nervousness; noise; oscillation; pandemonium; racket; rebellion; revolt; riot; sea; sensation; shake up; song and dance; spin; spinning dive; squabbling; stir; stress; swell; swinging; to-do; trouble; tumult; tumultuousness; turbulence; turmoil; unrest; upheaval
aglomeración flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede agglomeration; blockage; built-up area; clamor; clamour; congestion; constipation; hubbub; hullabaloo; jam; noise; piling up; racket; stagnation; stoppage; tumult; tumultuousness
ajetreo flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede bother; bustle; commotion; din; fuss; fuss and bother; hassle; hubbub; hurrying; hustle; hustle and bustle; mess; to-do; worry
alboroto flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede argy-bargy; bedlam; cabal; clamor; clamour; commotion; din; disorder; disturbance; fisticuffs; fuss; howling; hubble-bubble; hubbub; hullabaloo; hum; interference; movement; noise; oscillation; pandemonium; racket; rebellion; revolt; riot; roar; roaring; row; rumor; rumour; rumpus; sea; sensation; shake up; sound; squabbling; stir; swell; swinging; trouble; tumult; tumultuousness; upheaval; uproar; yelling
animación flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede aliveness; amusement; animation; brightfulness; carousing; cheer; cheerfulness; cheers; consolation; decency; diversion; encouragement; encouraging; enlivening; entertainment; fun; good spirits; happiness; help; inspiration; joy; joyfulness; life; lightheartedness; liveliness; living; merriment; mirth; neatness; orderliness; pleasure; putting on; revelry; roistering; stay; stimulation; support; switching on; tidiness; turning on; turning up; urging; urging on
apreturas flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede hectics
barullo flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede ado; bother; bustle; caboodle; chaos; clamor; clamour; din; fight; fuzz; game of rough-and-tumble; hash; hubbub; hullabaloo; hustle; hustle and bustle; huzza; mayhem; mess; muddle; noise; racket; revolt; riot; romp; romping; rumpus; thunder; thunder strokes; to-do; tumult; tumultuousness
concurrencia flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede concourse; concurrence
hormiguero flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede hectics
jaleo flow; influx; rush; squash; stampede argy-bargy; bustle; commotion; difficulty; fuss; hindrance; hubble-bubble; hustle; hustle and bustle; impediment; inconvenience; load; messy performance; moaning; nagging; noise; nuisance; sound; squabbling; stir; trouble; weight; whining; worry
magullar squash
- squash rackets; squash racquets; squash vine
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aplanar crush; flatten; squash break; egalize; even; flatten; glisten; glitter; level; polish; shine; smooth; sparkle
magullar ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound
- crush; mash; squeeze; squelch

Related Words for "squash":

  • squashing, squashes

Synonyms for "squash":


Related Definitions for "squash":

  1. a game played in an enclosed court by two or four players who strike the ball with long-handled rackets1
  2. edible fruit of a squash plant; eaten as a vegetable1
  3. any of numerous annual trailing plants of the genus Cucurbita grown for their fleshy edible fruits1
  4. to compress with violence, out of natural shape or condition1

Wiktionary Translations for squash:

squash
verb
  1. to beat or press into pulp or flat mass
  2. to compress
noun
  1. plant and its fruit of the genus Cucurbita
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• squash → achatar; aplanar ↔ pletten — plat maken
• squash → calabaza; zapallo ↔ Kürbis — Pflanze aus der Familie der Kürbisgewächse
• squash → calabaza; zapallo ↔ Kürbis — zu den Beeren zählende Frucht aus [1]
• squash → aplastar ↔ aplatir — rendre plat.
• squash → calabaza ↔ courge — (botanique) Genre de plantes de la famille des cucurbitacées.
• squash → calabaza; auyama; zapallo ↔ potiron — espèce de grosse citrouille ronde.
• squash → urgir; apremiar; apretar; presionar; insistir; acelerar; activar; adelantar; apresurar ↔ presser — exercer une pression, serrer plus ou moins fort.
• squash → apretar ↔ serrer — Renfermer, ranger, mettre en lieu sûr, à l’abri. (Sens général).

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