英:['skwi:lə]
美:['skwilə]
英:['skwi:lə]
美:['skwilə]
发出尖叫声的人
雏鸽
小松鸡
小鹌鹑
verb
intransitive verb
to make a shrill cry or noise
to turn informer
squeal to the police
complain, protest
transitive verb
to express with or as if with a squeal
to cause to make a loud shrill noise
squealing the tires
noun
a shrill sharp cry or noise
Verb Middle English squelen, of imitative origin
The first known use of squeal was in the 14th century
squeeze1 of 2verb
to press together from the opposite sides of : compress
squeeze wet clay into a ball
to get by squeezing
squeeze juice from a lemon
to force or thrust by compression : crowd
squeezed into the car
to force (as by threats) money, goods, or services from
squeezed their tenants mercilessly
to reduce the amount of
rising costs squeezed profits
to gain or win by a narrow margin
squeeze2 of 2noun
an act or instance of squeezing
financial pressure
put the squeeze on someone
slang a romantic partner
she's my main squeeze
squeegeenoun
a blade of leather or rubber set on a handle and used for spreading or wiping liquid material on, across, or off a surface (as a window)
squeamishadjective
easily made sick : queasy
affected with nausea : nauseated
easily shocked or disgusted
squeamishadjective
easily made sick : queasy
affected with nausea : nauseated
easily shocked or disgusted
squeamishadjective
easily made sick : queasy
affected with nausea : nauseated
easily shocked or disgusted
squeal1 of 2verb
to make a long shrill cry or noise
inform sense 2
squealed to the teacher
complain sense 1, protest
to utter with or as if with a squeal
squeal2 of 2noun
a long shrill cry or noise
squeal1 of 2verb
to make a long shrill cry or noise
inform sense 2
squealed to the teacher
complain sense 1, protest
to utter with or as if with a squeal
squeal2 of 2noun
a long shrill cry or noise
1 "How about that, Barney—you being a stool and a squealer?" he demanded.
2 Trust us, if you at their pictures long enough, you're bound to become another squealer.
相信我们,如果你盯着这些照片看上一段时间,必定会成为另一个尖叫粉丝。
3 Seyfried seemed super tickled and squealed at the reunion, which was caught on camera.
4 The others said of Squealer that he could turn black into white.
其他动物都说斯奎拉可以把黑的说成白的。
5 I know a boy's code of honor, and how he regards a 'squealer.'
6 New York was all squealers—worst “race” she ever knew for meanness to one another—nothin' you'd ever see in the Irish!
7 "They were squealers all right!" derided his listener.
8 A squealer gains no friends in the Army.
9 He squealed the tires and drove off.
10 “You mean me, you little squealer?” snarled the She Elephant.
11 "Everything looks good," he wrote to Miller in Sing Sing, in reporting the affirmance of Goslin's conviction, "especially since the squealer is getting his just deserts."
12 The tattler in the school and the squealer on the street come in, justly perhaps, for the contempt of their fellows.
13 The program also protects squealers against company retaliation.
14 He never had been a “squealer,” and he was not going to begin now.
15 “So here are the other little squealers,” she said in a deep, hearty voice.
16 You are the best sport I ever knew," he said, "and I am nothing but a rotten squealer!
17 There's been a lot of talk about squealers and police stools.
18 Unfortunately, like so many late-90s guitar squealers, OK Computer did for their second album.
19 So he framed it up so that I appeared to be a squealer, and started the gangmen after me.
20 She squealed to the teacher.
1 抱怨者
2 揭发者
3 告密者
shiever geepo dobber-in dog wrong finger nose grass copper heel rat shopper sneak tout stag informant pimp snout telltale weasel canary informer songbird snitch nightingale tipper fink squeaker ratter nark yodeler zuch dobber grasser ratfink whistle-blower tipster yaller split shelf whisperer third ear