squeal

A noun referring to a high-pitched howl or cry, often made by animals or people in excitement, pain, or surprise.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее пронзительный вой или крик, часто издаваемый животными или людьми от волнения, боли или удивления.esSustantivo que designa un grito o chillido agudo y prolongado, a menudo emitido por animales o personas por excitación, dolor o sorpresa.frNom désignant un cri ou un hurlement aigu et perçant, souvent émis par des animaux ou des personnes sous l'effet de l'excitation, de la douleur ou de la surprise.deSubstantiv, das einen durchdringenden, hohen Schrei oder Laut bezeichnet, oft von Tieren oder Menschen aus Aufregung, Schmerz oder Überraschung ausgestoßen.ptSubstantivo que designa um guincho, grito agudo ou som estridente, geralmente emitido por animais ou pessoas devido a excitação, dor, medo ou surpresa.zh名词，指动物或人因兴奋、疼痛或惊讶而发出的尖锐刺耳的长叫声。arاسم يدل على صيحة أو صراخ حادّ عالٍ، غالبًا ما يصدر عن الحيوانات أو الأشخاص بسبب الألم أو الخوف أو الإثارة أو المفاجأة.

1. High-pitched howl B1 informal

   A long, loud, high-pitched cry or sound, often made by animals or people in excitement, pain, or fear.

   • The pig let out a loud squeal when it was startled.
   • The children's squeals of laughter filled the playground.
   • A sudden squeal of brakes came from the street.

   ruВизгesChillido agudofrCri aigu perçantdeQuietschenptGuinchozh尖叫声arصياح حاد

   Sinónimos: screamscreechshrieksquawkyelp

• squeals plural form
• squeals' possessive plural form
• squeal's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of making a long, high-pitched cry or sound, often associated with animals, vehicles, or expressing excitement, pain, or protest.

ruГлагол, обозначающий действие по издаванию длинного высокого крика или звука, часто ассоциирующегося с животными, транспортными средствами или выражением возбуждения, боли или протеста.esVerbo que denota la acción de emitir un grito o sonido agudo y prolongado, a menudo asociado con animales, vehículos o la expresión de excitación, dolor o protesta.frVerbe désignant l'action d'émettre un cri ou un son aigu et prolongé, souvent associé aux animaux, aux véhicules ou à l'expression d'excitation, de douleur ou de protestation.deEin Verb, das das Ausstoßen eines langen, hohen Schreis oder Tons bezeichnet, oft bei Tieren, Fahrzeugen oder als Ausdruck von Aufregung, Schmerz oder Protest.ptVerbo que designa emitir um grito ou som longo e agudo, frequentemente associado a animais, veículos ou à expressão de excitação, dor ou protesto.zh动词，指发出长而尖锐的高音，常与动物、车辆或表达兴奋、疼痛、抗议相关；也指因恐惧或兴奋而尖叫，或向权威告密。arفعل يدل على إصدار صوت حاد طويل وعالٍ، وغالبًا ما يرتبط بالحيوانات أو المركبات أو التعبير عن الإثارة أو الألم أو الاحتجاج.

1. Make a high-pitched sound A2 informal

   To produce a loud, sharp, high-pitched cry or sound, like that of a pig or a person in excitement or pain.

   • The piglets squealed loudly when the farmer brought their food.
   • The children squealed with delight at the sight of the birthday cake.
   • The car's brakes squealed as it came to a sudden stop.

   ruВизжатьesChillarfrPousser un cri stridentdeQuiekenptGuincharzh尖叫arالصرير

   Sinónimos: screechshrieksquawksqueakwhineyelp

   Antónimos: mumblemurmurwhisper

2. Inform on someone B2 slang

   To inform on someone or confess to a wrongdoing, often under pressure or to avoid punishment.

   • The thief squealed on his accomplices to get a lighter sentence.
   • He was afraid that his partner would squeal to the police.
   • Under interrogation, she finally squealed about the hidden money.

   ruДоноситьesdelatarfrDénoncer quelqu'undePetzenptDedurarzh告密arيَشي بغيره

   Sinónimos: betrayblabgrassinformnarcpeachratsingsnitchtattletell

• squealed past participle
• squealed past simple
• squealing present participle
• squeals third person singular