squealed

英 [skwiːld]

美 [skwiːld]

v.  尖声长叫; 发出长而尖的声音; (尤指激动或紧张时)尖声说，高声嚷着说; 告密; 告发
squeal的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 发出长而尖的叫声
  If someone or somethingsqueals, they make a long, high-pitched sound.
  1. Jennifer squealed with delight and hugged me...
     珍妮弗高兴地尖叫起来，然后拥抱了我。
  2. The car's tires squealed again as it sped around the corner.
     汽车快速驶过拐角时，轮胎又一次发出嘎吱声。
  3. Squealis also a noun.
     
  4. At that moment there was a squeal of brakes and the angry blowing of a car horn.
     当时就听见刺耳的刹车声和愤怒的汽车喇叭声。

双语例句

• The car squealed to a halt.
  汽车嘎的一声停了下来。
• Jennifer squealed with delight and hugged me
  珍妮弗高兴地尖叫起来，然后拥抱了我。
• Suddenly, Amanda squealed with delight.
  突然，阿曼达高兴得大叫起来。
• Until someone squealed to the federales.
  直到有人报告了联邦部队。
• And then-Lucy nearly squealed aloud with excitement-she had seen People.
  于是露茜差点兴奋得高声尖叫起来她看见人了。
• The children squealed in delight when they saw all the presents under the christmastree.
  孩子们看见圣诞树下的所有礼物，快乐地尖叫起来。
• When they saw the elephant blowing the mouth organ, the children squealed with laughter.
  看见大象吹口琴，孩子们这个乐啊！
• The bridesmaids and pageboys squealed and wrestled with each other in the garden.
  伴娘和伴童在花园里尖叫着，扭打在一起。
• He squealed on his friends.
  他把朋友给告了。
• In 2008, global consumers squealed when Chinese demand caused commodity prices to rise to record levels.
  在2008年，当中国需求推动大宗商品价格升至历史高位时，全球消费者叫苦不迭。