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creak
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/kriːk/
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/krik/
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creak
noun
creaks
pl
UK
/kriːk/
US
/krik/
скрип
The creak of the old wooden floor was loud.
Скрип старого деревянного пола был громким.
Additional translations
скрипение
Synonyms
squeak
groan
rasp
crack
grate
creak
verb
creaked
Past Simple
creaked
Past Participle
creaking
Gerund
UK
/kriːk/
US
/kriːk/
скрипеть
The old wooden floorboards creak when you walk on them.
Старые деревянные половицы скрипят, когда по ним идешь.
Additional translations
скрести
поскрипывать
Synonyms
rustle
crack
squeak
grate
groan
Definitions
creak
noun
A harsh, high-pitched sound made when something is moved or when pressure is applied, often associated with old or poorly maintained objects.
The creak of the old wooden floorboards echoed through the empty house.
creak
verb
To make a harsh, high-pitched sound when being moved or when pressure or weight is applied.
The old wooden floorboards creak underfoot as we tiptoe across the room.
To show signs of strain, age, or overuse; to function or move with noticeable difficulty.
The country's healthcare system is creaking under the weight of the pandemic.
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