wring out はねじり出す、squeeze out はしぼり出す。つまり、ねじり鉢巻のように回転があります。しぼり出すほうには主に圧力が作用します。1:48 Ok, so here’s a soaking wet wash cloth. Get the microphone so you can hear me when I’m talking, and now let’s start wringing it out. It’s really wet. It’s becoming a tube of water. The water is all over my hands, in fact it wrings out of the cloth and into my hands and if I let go of the cloth, carefully, the water, sort of, has stuck to my hand. OK, so the experiment worked beautifully and the answer to the question is, the water squeezes out of the cloth and then because of the surface tension of the water, it actually runs along the surface of the cloth and then up into my hand. Almost like you had jello on your hands or gell on your hand and it will just stay there. Wonderful moisturizer on my hands. And the cloth doesn’t really unravel itself, it just stays there floating like a dog’s chew toy, soaking wet. Great experiment, worked perfectly, Meridith and Kendra, congratulations, great idea!
