crowded; to throng; congestion

crowded to bursting point; filled to overflowing; jam-packed

to squeeze; to compress; (fig.) to crowd out; to put pressure on

to crowd out; to push aside; to supplant

to milk

to squeeze out; to extrude; to drain; to find the time; to burst out

to break into; to force one's way into; to barge into

to squeeze out; to extrude

bank run; variant of 擠對|挤对[ji3 dui4]

to squeeze in; to force oneself into; to cram into; to intrude

to muscle in; to take possession; to occupy; to squat

to wink at

to squash; to crush; to squeeze out of business; to drive out

(coll.) to mock; to bully; to force (a concession out of sb)

bank run; to crowd into a bank and withdraw all one's money

to wink

to squeeze

(cookery) to decorate using a piping bag; to extrude something though a piping bag; piping

(coll.) to push aside

stampede

to bump and shove

to squeeze through; to force one's way through

to crowd together; to jostle; squeezed

to pinch; to squeeze tightly

to squeeze oneself up into (a crowded vehicle etc)

lit. to squeeze out toothpaste; fig. to extract a confession under pressure

to fight tooth and nail to get sth

piping bag (cookery)

traffic congestion

overcrowded; jam-packed

crowded tightly; jam-packed

to mill about; to jostle

to make eyes; to wink