1.b> (; ), ; the tomatoes at the bottom of the bag had been squashed ; I stepped on a spider and squashed it i> ; her hair had been squashed down by her hat ; he accidentally sat on her hat and squashed it ; wash and squash the cans before depositing them / ; he squashed his nose against the window .i> / ;
2.b> i> (; ) i> , ; how many people are they going to try and squash into this bus? ? seven of us squashed into the car ; we can probably squash another couple of things in , i> - ;
3.b> 1) (, ), ; ; she felt anger rising but quickly squashed it , ; if parents don't answer children's questions, their natural curiosity will be squashed , ; to squash a revolt ;
2) i> (); to squash smb.'s suggestion [plan, idea] [, ] ; rumours of a possible takeover of the company were soon squashed by the management .
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