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screamer

/ˈskriː.mər/

翻译: 多义词:大声喊叫的人;耸人听闻的报纸标题;一种叫声响亮的南美洲水鸟;体育中大力击出的球。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈskriː.mər/C1formal
  • zh多义词:大声喊叫的人;耸人听闻的报纸标题;一种叫声响亮的南美洲水鸟;体育中大力击出的球。

A noun with multiple meanings: a person who shouts loudly; a sensational newspaper headline; a South American aquatic bird with a loud call; or a very hard hit ball in sports.

  1. Loud personB1informal

    A person who communicates vocally in a very loud voice, often due to excitement, anger, or fear.

    zh大嗓门

    • The child is a real screamer when he doesn't get what he wants.
    • She's a screamer at concerts, always cheering at the top of her lungs.
    • The coach is a screamer, but he gets results.

    同义词bawlerbellowerroarershoutersquawkeryeller

    反义词mumblermurmurerwhisperer

  2. Sensational headlineB2informal

    A sensational newspaper headline designed to attract attention.

    zh耸动性标题

    • The tabloid ran a screamer about the celebrity scandal.
    • The front page was a real screamer, promising shocking revelations.
    • The editor wanted a screamer to boost sales.
  3. South American birdC1formal

    A gooselike aquatic bird of South America, known for its harsh, trumpeting call.

    zh叫鹤

    • The screamer is often found in marshes and wetlands.
    • Its loud call can be heard from a great distance.
    • Birdwatchers traveled to see the rare screamer in its natural habitat.
  4. B2informal

    A very hard hit ball, especially in sports like baseball or cricket.

    zh重击球

    • The batter hit a screamer right past the pitcher.
    • The fielder caught the screamer at the last second.
    • His screamer cleared the fence for a home run.

    同义词bulletlaserripperrocketscorcherthunderbolt

词形
  • screamers plural form
  • screamers' possessive plural form
  • screamer's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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