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Meanings of squeak through in English

Spanish
fugarse

Escape.

fugarse
Usage of squeak through in English
1
Go too slow, and you're forever lurching forward trying to squeak through yellows.
Wired
2
The Slovak will miss the next game should his side somehow squeak through.
The Guardian
3
Spurs would squeak through with a late Christian Eriksen winner.
The Guardian
4
Travis Konecny bothered Lundqvist just enough in front for the puck to squeak through.
Reuters
5
I'll be lucky if I squeak through at all.
The Story of Sugar
6
We will squeak through the drought provided there is a collective and concerted effort to conserve water.
The South African
7
Zerleg barely managed to squeak through his first event, but he won and that was what was important.
I shot you babe
8
Zinedine Zidane saw his side squeak through by the odd goal thanks to their slender first leg success in Germany.
The South African
9
We'll squeak through somehow.
Abe Lincoln Gets His Chance
10
We can still squeak through with bus fare if we only leave the waiter a dime, which is pretty cheap.
It's like this, cat
11
Under the new rules, the commission could find more than a million fake votes and Karzai would still win squeak through.
Reuters
12
Two minutes later it was made fast and the halyard began to squeak through the rude pulley at the top of the pole.
Alice of Old Vincennes
13
The White House has pointed to opinion polls showing most Americans support trade as a sign that the TPP could still squeak through Congress.
Reuters
14
I squeaked through the gap and discovered her testing shoes of various heights.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
15
The loan squeaked through, after the bank crafted an exception for the Mays.
Reuters
16
To this day she doesn't know how they squeaked through.
The new yorker
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