挤压 (jǐ yā): to squeeze; to compress; (fig.) to crowd out; to put pressure on

During the morning rush hour on the subway, the crowd kept squeezing me from behind, and I could barely breathe.

He stuffed too many books into his backpack, and as a result, the backpack was squeezed out of shape.

She gently squeezed the lemon with both hands and dripped the fresh lemon juice onto the fish.

Long-term work pressure squeezed out his rest time, so he rarely had the chance to spend time with his family.

In the supermarket, this carton of eggs was squeezed by other goods, and several of them cracked.