英语词汇squeal怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ squeal /ˈskwiːl/ verb

squeals; squealed; squealing

¹ squeal

/ˈskwiːl/

verb

squeals; squealed; squealing

Learner's definition of SQUEAL

: to make or cause (something) to make a long, high-pitched cry or noise（使）发出长声尖叫

[no object]

The pigs were squealing.猪发出长声尖叫。
The car squealed to a stop.车嘎的一声停了下来。

— often + with or in

The children squealed with/in delight when they saw the clown.孩子们看见小丑，高兴地大声尖叫起来。

[+ object]

He squealed the tires and drove off.伴着刺耳的轮胎声，他把车开走了。

[no object] informal + disapproving : to tell someone in authority (such as the police or a teacher) about something wrong that someone has done告密；告发

She squealed to the teacher.她向老师打小报告。
“How did they find out?” “Someone must have squealed.” [=snitched]“他们是怎么知道的？”“一定是有人告密了。”
He squealed on [=informed on] his friend.他告发了他的朋友。

[+ object] : to say (something) in a high and excited voice兴奋而高声地说

“Let me go,” she squealed.“让我走。”她尖叫着说。

— squealer

noun, plural squealers informal + disapproving [count]

I won't tell anyone what you did. I'm no squealer.我不会把你干的事告诉别人，我不是打小报告的人。

² squeal /ˈskwiːl/ noun

plural squeals

² squeal

/ˈskwiːl/

noun

plural squeals

Learner's definition of SQUEAL

[count]

: a long, high-pitched cry or noise长声尖叫；长而尖的声音

She heard the pig's squeals.她听见了猪的长声尖叫。

— often + of

a squeal of delight高兴的尖叫声
We heard the squeal of the brakes.我们听见了刺耳的刹车声。

单词	squeal
释义	squeal (noun) squeal 2 ENTRIES FOUND: squeal (verb) squeal (noun) ¹ squeal /ˈskwiːl/ verb squeals; squealed; squealing ¹ squeal /ˈskwiːl/ verb squeals; squealed; squealing Learner's definition of SQUEAL 1 : to make or cause (something) to make a long, high-pitched cry or noise（使）发出长声尖叫 [no object] The pigs were squealing.猪发出长声尖叫。 The car squealed to a stop.车嘎的一声停了下来。 — often + with or in The children squealed with/in delight when they saw the clown.孩子们看见小丑，高兴地大声尖叫起来。 [+ object] He squealed the tires and drove off.伴着刺耳的轮胎声，他把车开走了。 2 [no object] informal + disapproving : to tell someone in authority (such as the police or a teacher) about something wrong that someone has done告密；告发 She squealed to the teacher.她向老师打小报告。 “How did they find out?” “Someone must have squealed.” [=snitched]“他们是怎么知道的？”“一定是有人告密了。” He squealed on [=informed on] his friend.他告发了他的朋友。 3 [+ object] : to say (something) in a high and excited voice兴奋而高声地说 “Let me go,” she squealed.“让我走。”她尖叫着说。 — squealer noun, plural squealers informal + disapproving [count] I won't tell anyone what you did. I'm no squealer.我不会把你干的事告诉别人，我不是打小报告的人。 ² squeal /ˈskwiːl/ noun plural squeals ² squeal /ˈskwiːl/ noun plural squeals Learner's definition of SQUEAL [count] : a long, high-pitched cry or noise长声尖叫；长而尖的声音 She heard the pig's squeals.她听见了猪的长声尖叫。 — often + of a squeal of delight高兴的尖叫声 We heard the squeal of the brakes.我们听见了刺耳的刹车声。
随便看	takes pleasure in takes precedence over takes pride in takes requests takes shorthand takes some doing takes some/no (etc.) time takes some time take sth as given take sth as read take sth by storm take sth by surprise takes the bait takes the view take sth in good part take sth in stride take sth into account take sth into consideration take sth into your hands take sth into your own hands take sth on board take sth on faith take sth on trust take sth seriously take sth to heart