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wailing

/ˈweɪlɪŋ/

wailing out

Übersetzungen

wailingsubstantiv

wailings

Pl.

вой

The wailing of the sirens could be heard throughout the city.

Вой сирен был слышен по всему городу.

плач

The wailing of the child echoed through the house.

Плач ребенка эхом разносился по дому.

Synonyme

wailingadjektiv

/ˈweɪ.lɪŋ/

плачущий

The wailing child could be heard from across the street.

Плачущего ребенка было слышно через улицу.

завывающий

The wailing wind made it difficult to sleep at night.

Завывающий ветер мешал спать ночью.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Synonyme

wailverb

wailing

Gerundium

wailed

Präteritum

wailed

Partizip Perfekt

wailing

Gerundium

/weɪl/

вопить

The child began to wail when he lost his toy.

Ребёнок начал вопить, когда потерял свою игрушку.

выть

The wind began to wail through the trees.

Ветер начал выть сквозь деревья.

стонать

She could hear someone wail in the distance.

Она могла слышать, как кто-то стонет вдали.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

громко плакать

Synonyme

Antonyme

Definitionen

wailingsubstantiv

A prolonged, high-pitched cry of pain, grief, or anger.

The wailing of the sirens could be heard throughout the city.

A loud, mournful sound resembling a cry.

The wailing of the wind through the trees was eerie.

wailingadjektiv

Producing a prolonged, high-pitched cry or sound, often indicative of pain, grief, or distress.

The wailing sirens echoed through the night, signaling an emergency in the neighborhood.

wailverb

To make a prolonged, high-pitched cry of pain, grief, or anger.

The child began to wail when she couldn't find her favorite toy.

To complain or protest in a loud, mournful manner.

The workers wailed about the unfair treatment they received from their employer.

To produce a long, high-pitched, mournful sound, especially of wind, sirens, or musical instruments.

The wind wailed around the deserted cottage all night.