yowl

• Substantivo que designa um som vocal longo, alto e frequentemente lastimoso, típico de um animal, como gato ou cachorro. Pode também se referir a um grito ou lamento humano semelhante.

A noun referring to a loud, prolonged, and often mournful cry or howl, typically made by an animal such as a cat or dog.

1. Loud animal cryB2formal

   A long, loud, and mournful cry, typically made by a cat, dog, or other animal.

   Uivo

   • The cat let out a piercing yowl in the middle of the night.
   • We heard the yowl of a stray dog from the alley.
   • The animal's yowl echoed through the empty street.

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• Verbo usado para descrever um grito ou uivo alto, prolongado e lamentoso, geralmente emitido por um gato, cachorro ou outro animal, e também por uma pessoa com dor ou sofrimento.

A verb used to describe a loud, prolonged, and mournful cry or howl, typically made by a cat, dog, or other animal, or by a person in pain or distress.

1. Loud animal cryB2informal

   To make a long, loud, mournful cry, especially of an animal like a cat or dog.

   Uivo

   • The cat yowled all night long.
   • The dog yowled when it was left alone.
   • We heard a fox yowling in the woods.

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2. Shriek or wailB2informal

   To utter a loud, sharp, and often painful cry, similar to a shriek.

   Gritar ou uivar

   • The baby yowled when it dropped its toy.
   • He yowled in pain after stubbing his toe.
   • The crowd yowled with laughter at the comedian's joke.

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