柯林斯詞典squeal /skwi?l/ (squealing,squealed,squeals) 1. V-I If someone or something squeals, they make a long, high-pitched sound. 發(fā)出長而尖的聲音 Jennifer squealed with delight and hugged me. 珍尼弗高興地尖叫著，擁抱了我。2. N-COUNT Squeal is also a noun. 長而尖的聲音 At that moment there was a squeal of brakes and the angry blowing of a car horn. 那一刻響起了一陣刺耳的剎車聲和汽車?yán)葢嵟镍Q笛聲。 返回 squeal劍橋詞典to make a long , very high sound or cry 發(fā)出長而尖的聲音；尖叫 We could hear the piglets squealing as we entered the farmyard . 我們走進(jìn)農(nóng)場庭院時，可以聽見豬崽在長嚎。 The brakes squealed as the van rounded the corner . 貨車轉(zhuǎn)彎時剎車發(fā)出了尖厲的聲音。 The two children squealed with joy . 兩個孩子高興地尖叫著。 informal to complain about something loudly 大聲抱怨；高聲抗議 The threat of further changes in the education system is making teachers squeal. 進(jìn)一步改革教育系統(tǒng)的威脅令教師們大聲抗議。 slang disapproving to give information to the police about people you know who have committed a crime 告密，告發(fā) When he finds out who squealed on him, he's going to make them very sorry . 等他查出是誰告的密，他會讓他們后悔的。 返回 squeal