And this is very similar to " easy-peasy, lemon squeezy, " which we've discussed in a previous video.

而那就跟“easy-peasy, lemon squeezy”的意思很类似，这我们在上一部影片有讨论过。

I don't want to eat the squeezy cheezy.

我不想吃挤奶酪。

But not on its own though, you need your squeezy cheese.

但不是单独使用， 您需要挤压奶酪。

(blender whirring) Okay, and since we are making mini pancakes, I'm gonna pour everything inside this little squeezy.

（搅拌机呼呼作响）好吧， 既然我们正在做迷你煎饼，我要把所有东西都倒进这个小挤压里。

They're certainly bigger, we used like, a wider nozzle on a squeezy bottle, as opposed to the device through a thin needle.

它们当然更大，我们用了像，一个更宽的喷嘴装在挤压瓶上，而不是通过一个细针的装置。

It was coming straight from the squeezy bottle and that would be perfect. - And that's why we have normals and why we have chefs.

它直接从挤压瓶里出来，那就太完美了。- 这就是为什么我们会有普通人，为什么我们会有大厨。

If something's easy to do, you can say, " Easy, peasy, lemon squeezy." It's done.

如果某事很容易做，你可以说，“Easy, peasy, lemon squeezy”。完成。

Mochi is describe as sticky, it's chewy, it's squeezy, and to get it that way requires a bit of muscle, something one of Japan's mochi masters has mastered when making mochi.

它黏牙，有嚼劲，做这种小吃还要有强健的肌肉，这也是麻糬大师们所必须的技能。

But in healthy people, alveoli stay properly inflated because they're full of chemicals called pulmonary surfactants that make the small alveoli more stretchy and less squeezy, balancing the pressure between air sacs.

但在健康的人体内，肺泡会适当的保持充气状态，因为肺泡中充满了一种叫做肺表面活性剂的化学物质，这种物质能使小肺泡更有弹性，挤压力度更小，从而平衡气囊之间的压力。

" I do like studying biology actually, yes, very much, but I'm not really fond of the experiments we do on animals because I get a bit squeezy and I'd rather not experiment on animals."

“实际上，我非常喜欢学习生物学，不过我不太喜欢在动物身上做实验，因为我有点紧张，我宁愿不在动物身上做实验。”

Jack Monroe, a food writer and campaigner, has some advice: baked beans, stuffing, lemon juice, tinned tomatoes and tomato ketchup, described as " salt, sugar, vinegar and tomato all in one handy squeezy bottle."

美食作家兼活动家杰克·门罗 (Jack Monroe) 有一些建议：烤豆、馅料、柠檬汁、罐装西红柿和番茄酱，被描述为“盐、糖、醋和番茄都在一个方便的挤压瓶中” 。

Human lungs have essentially the same setup, but in healthy people, alveoli stay properly inflated because they're full of chemicals called pulmonary surfactants that make the small alveoli more stretchy and less squeezy, balancing the pressure between air sacs.

人类的肺基本上具有相同的设置， 但在健康人中，肺泡保持适当的膨胀， 因为它们充满了称为肺表面活性剂的化学物质， 使小肺泡更有弹性， 更少挤压，平衡气囊之间的压力。