英语词汇scream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 scream /ˈskriːm/ verb

screams; screamed; screaming

¹ scream

/ˈskriːm/

verb

screams; screamed; screaming

Learner's definition of SCREAM

a [no object] : to suddenly cry out in a loud and high voice because of pain, surprise, etc.（因为疼痛、惊讶等）尖叫

She screamed when the door suddenly slammed shut.门砰地关上，吓得她尖叫了一声。
This is so irritating I could scream.这实在难以忍受，我简直要叫出来了。
The crowd screamed with excitement.人群兴奋地尖叫了起来。
He was dragged, kicking and screaming, from the room.他又踢又叫，被人从房间里拖了出去。

b : to say (something) in a loud and high voice because you are angry, afraid, etc.（因为生气、害怕等）大声叫，高声喊

[no object]

He screamed at/for her to stop.他朝她大声喊叫，让她停下。

[+ object]

“Help!” he screamed.“救命啊！”他大声喊道。

— often + out

The general screamed out orders.将军高喊出命令。

c [no object] : to make a very loud, high sound发出尖锐的响声

Sirens were screaming in the distance.远处有尖锐的警笛声。

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move very quickly through a place while making a lot of noise呼啸而过

Police cars screamed down the street.警车呼啸地开过街道。

[no object] : to speak, write, or express something in a way that shows intense or uncontrolled emotion抨击

Newspaper headlines screamed about the spike in crime.各大报纸的头条新闻都对犯罪的激增进行抨击。

[+ object] : to bring (an idea, word, etc.) into your mind very clearly清晰地表明

The amount she paid in taxes was so low that it practically screamed “fraud.” [=it very strongly suggested that she had committed fraud]她纳的税如此之少，明摆着是“逃税”。
That big white dress screams “Marry me.”那条大大的白色连衣裙分明要表达“娶了我吧”。

scream bloody murder

(US) informal or British scream blue murder

: to scream, yell, or complain in a very loud or angry way高声叫嚷（表不满或愤怒）

His political opponents screamed bloody murder when he was appointed to office.他被任命时他的政敌高声叫嚷以示反对。

scream for

[phrasal verb]

scream for (something) informal

: to demand or need (something)需要

People are screaming for news about the virus.人们需要获得关于病毒的消息。
These policies just scream (out) for reform. [=these policies very badly need to be reformed]这些政策亟须改革。

: to be very suitable or appropriate for (something)很适合做（某事）

Hot summer days like this just scream for ice cream and visits to the pool.像这样的炎炎夏日太适合吃冰激凌和去游泳了。

² scream /ˈskriːm/ noun

plural screams

² scream

/ˈskriːm/

noun

plural screams

Learner's definition of SCREAM

[count] : a loud and high cry or sound尖叫声

She let out a piercing scream.她发出了一声刺耳的尖叫。

— often + of

screams of terror恐惧的尖叫声
the screams of the fire trucks as they raced by消防车迅速驶过时的呼啸声

[singular] informal + old-fashioned : a person or thing that is very funny滑稽的人（或物）

She's an absolute scream.她绝对是个滑稽的人。

单词	scream
释义	scream (noun) scream 5 ENTRIES FOUND: scream (verb) scream (noun) screaming (adjective) head (noun) murder (noun) ¹ scream /ˈskriːm/ verb screams; screamed; screaming ¹ scream /ˈskriːm/ verb screams; screamed; screaming Learner's definition of SCREAM 1 a [no object] : to suddenly cry out in a loud and high voice because of pain, surprise, etc.（因为疼痛、惊讶等）尖叫 She screamed when the door suddenly slammed shut.门砰地关上，吓得她尖叫了一声。 This is so irritating I could scream.这实在难以忍受，我简直要叫出来了。 The crowd screamed with excitement.人群兴奋地尖叫了起来。 He was dragged, kicking and screaming, from the room.他又踢又叫，被人从房间里拖了出去。 b : to say (something) in a loud and high voice because you are angry, afraid, etc.（因为生气、害怕等）大声叫，高声喊 [no object] He screamed at/for her to stop.他朝她大声喊叫，让她停下。 [+ object] “Help!” he screamed.“救命啊！”他大声喊道。 — often + out The general screamed out orders.将军高喊出命令。 c [no object] : to make a very loud, high sound发出尖锐的响声 Sirens were screaming in the distance.远处有尖锐的警笛声。 2 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move very quickly through a place while making a lot of noise呼啸而过 Police cars screamed down the street.警车呼啸地开过街道。 3 [no object] : to speak, write, or express something in a way that shows intense or uncontrolled emotion抨击 Newspaper headlines screamed about the spike in crime.各大报纸的头条新闻都对犯罪的激增进行抨击。 4 [+ object] : to bring (an idea, word, etc.) into your mind very clearly清晰地表明 The amount she paid in taxes was so low that it practically screamed “fraud.” [=it very strongly suggested that she had committed fraud]她纳的税如此之少，明摆着是“逃税”。 That big white dress screams “Marry me.”那条大大的白色连衣裙分明要表达“娶了我吧”。 scream bloody murder (US) informal or British scream blue murder : to scream, yell, or complain in a very loud or angry way高声叫嚷（表不满或愤怒） His political opponents screamed bloody murder when he was appointed to office.他被任命时他的政敌高声叫嚷以示反对。 scream for [phrasal verb] 1 scream for (something) informal : to demand or need (something)需要 People are screaming for news about the virus.人们需要获得关于病毒的消息。 These policies just scream (out) for reform. [=these policies very badly need to be reformed]这些政策亟须改革。 2 : to be very suitable or appropriate for (something)很适合做（某事） Hot summer days like this just scream for ice cream and visits to the pool.像这样的炎炎夏日太适合吃冰激凌和去游泳了。 ² scream /ˈskriːm/ noun plural screams ² scream /ˈskriːm/ noun plural screams Learner's definition of SCREAM 1 [count] : a loud and high cry or sound尖叫声 She let out a piercing scream.她发出了一声刺耳的尖叫。 — often + of screams of terror恐惧的尖叫声 the screams of the fire trucks as they raced by消防车迅速驶过时的呼啸声 2 [singular] informal + old-fashioned : a person or thing that is very funny滑稽的人（或物） She's an absolute scream.她绝对是个滑稽的人。
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