How to pronounce“squelches”in English
nounIPA/skwɛltʃɛs/
Syllablessquel·ches
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The translated subtitles of foreign films are great for learning languages, letting you read a word and hear how it's pronounced at the same time.
And because subtitles describe everything from monster squelches to bombs exploding, it's a great way to learn new adjectives.
Here's subtitler Karli Witowska explaining to BBC Radio 4 programme Word of Mouth how her choice of adjective creates emotion for the viewer.
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Definitions of “squelches”
verb
third-person singular simple present indicative of squelch