What does "Squash" mean?

A concentrated fruit drink diluted with water (British) British term for fruit concentrate mixed with water. Orange squash, lemon squash, etc.

How do you use "Squash" in a sentence?

Orange squash. Glass of squash. Dilute the squash. Want some squash?

Slang Term BritishAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Significado: A concentrated fruit drink diluted with water (British)

浓缩果汁饮料（需加水稀释）

Concentrado de fruta diluido con agua (británico)

スカッシュ（水で薄めて飲む濃縮果汁飲料）

스쿼시 (물에 희석해서 마시는 농축 과일 음료, 영국)

British term for fruit concentrate mixed with water. Orange squash, lemon squash, etc.

英式英语中指加水稀释的浓缩果汁。橙汁、柠檬汁等。

Término británico para concentrado de fruta mezclado con agua. Squash de naranja, de limón, etc.

水で薄めて飲む濃縮果汁を指すイギリスの表現。オレンジスカッシュ、レモンスカッシュなど。

과일 농축액을 물에 타서 마시는 음료를 가리키는 영국식 표현. 오렌지 스쿼시, 레몬 스쿼시 등이 있다.

/skwɒʃ/

Contexto: drinks, children, everyday

Tono: neutral, everyday

Not the vegetable
Not the vegetable（不是蔬菜）
Not the vegetable（no es la verdura）
Not the vegetable（野菜のことではない）
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British term
British term（英式英语）
British term（término británico）
British term（イギリス英語）
영국식 표현

British term for concentrated fruit drinks. 'Squash' because fruit is squeezed.

Etimología: From squashing/squeezing fruit

Primera vez registrado: British usage from 19th century

Era: 19th century onwards

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: British childhood; Robinsons squash

Regional notes: British term for fruit concentrate drink. Not the vegetable.

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