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squawking

UK
/skwɔːkɪŋ/
US
/skwɑkɪŋ/

Translations

squawkingnoun
The squawking of the seagulls was loud and persistent.
Крик чаек был громким и настойчивым.
The squawking from the parrot could be heard throughout the house.
Визг попугая был слышен по всему дому.
Additional translations
гвалт
шум
Synonyms
cawing
screeching
clamoring
yelling
shouting
squawkinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈskwɔːkɪŋ/
US
/ˈskwɔkɪŋ/
squawkverb

squawking

Gerund

squawked
Past Simple
squawked
Past Participle
squawking
Gerund
UK
/skwɔːk/
US
/skwɑk/
пронзительно кричать
The parrot began to squawk loudly when it saw the cat.
Попугай начал пронзительно кричать, когда увидел кошку.
He tends to squawk about every little inconvenience.
Он склонен жаловаться на каждую мелочь.
Additional translations
хныкать
Synonyms
screech
holler
scream
yell
shout
caw
bark

Definitions

squawkingnoun
A loud, harsh noise made by a bird or a person.
The squawking of the seagulls could be heard from the beach.
A complaint or protest expressed in a loud or harsh manner.
There was a lot of squawking from the audience when the concert was delayed.
squawkinggerund / present participle
Making a loud, harsh, and typically high-pitched noise.
A squawking hen ran across the yard.
squawkverb
To make a loud, harsh noise, typically in protest or complaint.
The parrot squawked loudly when it was startled by the sudden noise.
To complain or protest loudly or vehemently.
The customers squawked about the increase in prices at the store.
To transmit or set a specified transponder code while in flight.
"Squawk 7700," the controller instructed the pilot of the distressed aircraft.
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