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Squib
UK
/skwɪb/
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/skwɪb/
Translation squib into russian
squib
Noun
UK
/skwɪb/
US
/skwɪb/
The squib went off with a loud bang.
Петарда взорвалась с громким хлопком.
He wrote a squib for the local newspaper.
Он написал короткую заметку для местной газеты.
squib
Verb
UK
/skwɪb/
US
/skwɪb/
The plan to launch the new product squibbed due to lack of funding.
План по запуску нового продукта провалился из-за нехватки финансирования.
The fireworks squibbed out before reaching the sky.
Фейерверки потушились, не достигнув неба.
Additional translations
Definitions
squib
Noun
UK
/skwɪb/
US
/skwɪb/
A small firework that burns with a hissing sound before exploding.
The children watched in awe as the squib fizzled and popped in the night sky.
A short, witty, or satirical piece of writing or speech.
The columnist's latest squib poked fun at the political scandal.
A small, weak, or ineffective person or thing.
The new player was considered a squib compared to the seasoned athletes on the team.
squib
Verb
UK
/skwɪb/
US
/skwɪb/
To shoot or fire a squib, a small firework that burns with a hissing sound before exploding.
The children squibbed the fireworks in the backyard during the celebration.
To write or publish a short, witty, or satirical piece of writing.
The journalist squibbed a humorous article about the local election.
To fail to perform as expected, especially in a sports context.
The kicker squibbed the ball, resulting in a poor kickoff.
Idioms and phrases
damp squib
The much-anticipated event turned out to be a damp squib.
пшик, неудача
Долгожданное событие оказалось пшиком.
firework squib
The firework squib lit up the sky during the festival.
фейерверк
Фейерверк озарил небо во время фестиваля.