shriek

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Her shriek was dulled by the loud crash of thunder.
她的尖叫聲在震耳的雷聲中變得低沉了。
Parents clap and shriek with laughter while children look on with bemused grins as the daily ritual is performed.
家長(zhǎng)和困惑的孩子們一起尖叫和笑著拍著手鼓掌，作為例行表演儀式天天上演。
I live in a rented room on the fifth floor; beneath my window the trams roll in the narrow street day and night, as if rattling headlong across my room; night-time, trams far away shriek like owls.
我住在租的房子里，五樓。在我的窗臺(tái)下面，有軌電車(chē)晝夜不停地滾滾流動(dòng)，好像要極速穿過(guò)我的房間，有軌電車(chē)的聲音遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)的傳來(lái)，像貓頭鷹的尖叫。

If there was a bowl of fruit up there as you walked in, it'd be incongruous but people wouldn't shriek with laughter and point to the fruit.
如果你走進(jìn)教室,看到這里有一碗水果，這也是不一致,但你不會(huì)高聲大笑地指著水果。
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Shriek as a light airplane flies out of the screen and clips you on the nose!
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a short, loud, high cry, especially one produced suddenly as an expression of a powerful emotion
to make such a cry

When someone shrieks, they make a short, very loud cry, for example, because they are suddenly surprised, are in pain, or are laughing.
Shriek is also a noun.