What does "squeeze through" mean?

To pass through a tight space To force oneself through a narrow gap.

How do you use "squeeze through" in a sentence?

She squeezed through the crowd. He squeezed through the gap. Can you squeeze through there?

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To pass through a tight space

挤过狭窄的空间

Pasar por un espacio estrecho

狭い所を通り抜ける

좁은 곳을 비집고 지나가다

To force oneself through a narrow gap.

强行通过狭窄的缝隙。

Abrirse paso a través de un hueco estrecho.

狭い隙間を無理やり通ること。

좁은 틈을 억지로 통과하다.

Base verb: squeeze

Particle: through

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

She squeezed through the crowd.
她挤过了人群
Se abrió paso entre la multitud
彼女は人混みをかき分けて通った
그녀는 인파를 비집고 지나갔다.
He squeezed through the gap.
他挤过了那个缝隙
Se coló por el hueco
彼は隙間を無理やり通り抜けた
그는 틈새를 억지로 빠져나갔다.
Can you squeeze through there?
你能从那里挤过去吗？
¿Puedes pasar por ahí?
そこを通り抜けられる？
거기를 비집고 지나갈 수 있어?

Context: tight, crowded, narrow

Tone: determined

From pressing through narrow spaces.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal