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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
unsqueeze . - adjective Not
squeezed .
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Examples
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The machine felt flimsy to use and it left unsqueezed pulp on the rim of the cut citrus fruit.
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I've got squeezed shredded zucchini frozen, and now I'll freeze some unsqueezed yay! hate to squeeze zucchini dry now for this recipe and the chocolate one.
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This employed anamorphic lenses that squeezed the image taken by the camera and unsqueezed it through the theatre projection lens.
The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004
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When projected with the correct lens, the image is unsqueezed and much wider (2.35:1) than standard (1.85:1) movies.
The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004
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The aspect ratio 16:9 was decided upon, compatible with widescreen movies shot in CinemaScope, Panavision or other anamorphic squeezed by the camera lens, then unsqueezed by the projector lens systems.
The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004
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When projected with the correct lens, the image is unsqueezed and much wider (2.35:1) than standard (1.85:1) movies.
The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004
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The aspect ratio 16:9 was decided upon, compatible with widescreen movies shot in CinemaScope, Panavision or other anamorphic squeezed by the camera lens, then unsqueezed by the projector lens systems.
The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004
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This employed anamorphic lenses that squeezed the image taken by the camera and unsqueezed it through the theatre projection lens.
The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004
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This employed anamorphic lenses that squeezed the image taken by the camera and unsqueezed it through the theatre projection lens.
The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004
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The aspect ratio 16:9 was decided upon, compatible with widescreen movies shot in CinemaScope, Panavision or other anamorphic squeezed by the camera lens, then unsqueezed by the projector lens systems.
The Movie Business Book, Third Edition Edited by Jason E. Squire 2004
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