squelch造句

You cannot squelch wanting.

tone-coded squelch system

squelch sb. with biting sarcasm

squelch a look of contempt

"Turning the squelch control CCW until it clicks enables the auto squelch, eliminating the need to manually adjust the squelch."

( Wiping out the viruses would also squelch the therapy.

The army get bogged down in the thick squelch mud.

Life is like a book, Fool squelch turned to it, and read with great concentration Sage.

The President wants to squelch any perception that the meeting is an attempt to negotiate.

The balls were dusted with a thin coat of powdered sugar. When bitten, they collapsed with an unctuous squelch.

Maybe they’re wrong, of course, or maybe that’s a pretext offered to squelch a threat to their corporate paymasters.

In addition to geographical separation, the "continuous tone-coded squelch system" (CTCSS), sometimes nicknamed "private line" (PL), technology can be used to mitigate interference problems.

Often, he says, bad bosses "squelch risk — even small risks — because they fear being shown up by someone who has a better idea."

A few days later, outside sounded "squelch" sound. Oh, I like it heavy rains, the rain is so big, so scary.

Even the government of Iran has been forced to utilize the very tool they attempted to squelch to try to hold on to power.

Wang would pitch so well that it did not make much difference who played as the Yankees beat the Mariners, 9-2, to squelch any talk of a post-Red Sox series letdown.

Per the Zetas, the media is barely putting their toe in the water, after almost a decade of a National Security order by Bush to squelch mention of the ZetaTalk message in the media.

This system is also equipped with "PILOTONE" and the latest "NOISE LOCK" dual-squelch circuit that will eliminate the random noise interference when the receiver is at its standby state.