squeal

UK
/skwiːl/
US
/skwil/
squealsubstantiv
squeals
Pl.
UK
/skwiːl/
US
/skwil/
Übersetzungen
The squeal of the brakes was loud and piercing.
Визг тормозов был громким и пронзительным.
He was afraid of a squeal to the authorities.
Он боялся доноса властям.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A long, high-pitched cry or noise.
The squeal of the brakes was loud enough to make everyone turn their heads.
A complaint or protest.
There was a loud squeal from the audience when the concert was delayed.
An act of informing on someone, especially to the authorities.
The suspect was caught after a squeal from an anonymous tipster.
squealverb
squealed
Präteritum
squealed
Partizip Perfekt
squealing
Gerundium
UK
/skwiːl/
US
/skwil/
Definitionen
To emit a long, high-pitched cry or sound.
The pig squealed as it was lifted into the truck.
To complain or protest loudly or shrilly.
The children squealed when the roller coaster suddenly dropped.
(Slang) To inform on someone, especially to the police or other authorities.
He was afraid his partner would squeal to the cops.
Synonyme
inform on
tell on
dob in
spill the beans
give away
blow the whistle
shriek out
yelp out