wailing out

UK
/ˈweɪlɪŋ aʊt/
US
/ˈweɪlɪŋ aʊt/
wail outverb

wailing out

ing-form

wailed out
Past Simple
wailed out
Past Participle
wailing out
ing-form
UK
/weɪl aʊt/
US
/weɪl aʊt/
Translations
se lamenterPour exprimer une douleur, une peur ou un chagrin de manière plaintive.
The child wailed out in distress when she couldn't find her mother.
L'enfant s'est lamentée de détresse lorsqu'elle n'a pas trouvé sa mère.
hurlerPour un son prolongé et strident, notamment une sirène.
The sirens wailed out as the ambulance sped through the streets.
Les sirènes hurlaient lorsque l'ambulance filait dans les rues.
Definitions
To cry or scream loudly and mournfully.
The child wailed out in distress when she couldn't find her mother.
To produce a prolonged, high-pitched sound, often as an expression of grief or pain.
The sirens wailed out as the ambulance sped through the streets.