screaming

• Beschreibt etwas sehr Offensichtliches, Auffälliges oder Intensives; wird oft verwendet, um eine auffallende Qualität oder Eigenschaft zu betonen, etwa eine schreiende Ungerechtigkeit oder schreiende Farben.

Describes something that is very obvious, striking, or intense, often used to emphasize a quality or characteristic.

1. Extremely intenseB2informal

   So intense or powerful that it evokes a scream or strong reaction.

   Aufschreiend intensiv

   • The finale of the movie was a screaming success.
   • He hit a screaming fastball that left the crowd in awe.
   • The headline was a screaming example of sensational journalism.

   Synonymeacuteextremefierceintenseoverwhelmingpowerfulsevere

   Antonymefaintgentlemildquietsoftsubtle

2. Resembling a screamB2informal

   Having a quality or effect that is similar to a scream, often in terms of sound or color.

   schreiend

   • The car was painted a screaming shade of neon yellow.
   • A screaming siren pierced the night air.
   • The guitar solo had a screaming, high-pitched tone.

   Synonymegarishglaringloudpiercingscreechingshriekingshrill

3. Hilarious or uproariousB2informal

   Marked by or causing boisterous merriment or convulsive laughter.

   Zum Schreien komisch

   • The comedian's routine was absolutely screaming funny.
   • We had a screaming good time at the party last night.
   • The play was a screaming farce that had the audience in stitches.

   Synonymecomicalfarcicalhilarioushystericallaughableriotoussidesplittinguproarious

   Antonymegraveserioussolemnsomberunfunny

• Substantiv, das ein lautes, schrilles, durchdringendes Schreien oder einen hohen, einem solchen Schrei ähnelnden Ton bezeichnet.

A noun referring to a loud, sharp, piercing cry or a high-pitched noise that resembles such a cry.

1. Sharp piercing cryA2informal

   A loud, high-pitched, and often prolonged cry expressing strong emotion such as fear, pain, or excitement.

   Schrei

   • The screaming of the children could be heard from the playground.
   • A sudden screaming broke the silence of the night.
   • The sound of screaming filled the stadium when the team scored.

   Synonymecryhowlscreamscreechshrieksquealwailyell

2. High-pitched noiseB1informal

   A loud, harsh, and high-pitched sound that resembles a human cry, often produced by machines or animals.

   Kreischen

   • The screaming of the car's brakes made everyone cover their ears.
   • The factory was filled with the screaming of machinery.
   • The screaming of the wind during the storm was terrifying.

   Synonymescreamscreechshrieksquealwail

• Verb, das bezeichnet, mit lauter, hoher Stimme zu schreien, oft aus Angst, Aufregung oder Schmerz; auch plötzlich aufschreien.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a loud, high-pitched cry, often due to fear, excitement, or pain.

1. Loud cry of fear or painA2formal

   To make a loud, high-pitched cry, usually due to fear, pain, or excitement.

   Schreien

   • She screamed when she saw the spider.
   • The child screamed in pain after falling.
   • He screamed for help when the fire started.

   Synonymecryhollerhowlscreechshrieksquealwailyell

   Antonymemurmurmutterwhimperwhisper

2. Shout loudlyA2informal

   To shout something in a loud, high-pitched voice.

   Schreien

   • The fans screamed the player's name.
   • She screamed at him to stop.
   • They screamed with joy when they won the game.

   Synonymecryhollerhowlscreechshrieksquealyell

   Antonymemumblemurmurwhisper

3. Make a loud noiseB1informal

   To produce a loud, piercing sound, like a siren or engine.

   Einen lauten Ton erzeugen

   • The ambulance screamed down the street.
   • The jet engines screamed as the plane took off.
   • The wind screamed through the trees during the storm.

   Synonymeblarehowlscreechshrieksquealwail

   Antonymemumblemurmurmutterwhisper