creak

• Substantivo que designa um som agudo, rangente ou estridente, geralmente produzido por uma porta, tábua do assoalho ou outro objeto ao se mover ou sob pressão.

A noun referring to a harsh, grating, or squeaking sound, typically made by a door, floorboard, or other object when it moves or is under pressure.

1. A harsh, grating soundB1formal

   A sharp, squeaking, or grating noise, typically made by a door, floorboard, or other object when it moves or is under pressure.

   Rangido

   • The old door opened with a loud creak.
   • I heard a creak from the wooden floorboards.
   • The rusty gate made a terrible creak as it swung open.

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• Verbo usado para descrever um som agudo, rangente ou guinchado, geralmente produzido por uma porta, assoalho ou outro objeto sob pressão ou em movimento.

A verb used to describe a harsh, grating, or squeaking sound, typically made by a door, floorboard, or other object under pressure or movement.

1. Make a harsh soundB1formal

   To make a prolonged, harsh, squeaking sound, typically when something is under pressure or moving.

   Ranger

   • The old wooden floor creaked under his weight.
   • The door creaked as it slowly opened.
   • The rusty gate creaked loudly in the wind.

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2. Move with a creaking soundB2informal

   To move slowly or with difficulty, producing a creaking noise.

   Ranger

   • The old ship creaked as it sailed through the storm.
   • He creaked up the stairs, each step a struggle.
   • The bicycle creaked along the gravel path.

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