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squealing

/ˈskwiːlɪŋ/

/ˈskwilɪŋ/

squealingnoun

Translations

визг

The squealing of the brakes was loud.

Визг тормозов был громким.

писк

The squealing of the mice was barely audible.

Писк мышей был едва слышен.

Additional translations

вопль

скрип

Definitions

A high-pitched, shrill sound or cry.

The squealing of the brakes was loud enough to be heard from a block away.

The act of informing on someone, especially to the authorities.

His squealing to the police about the robbery led to several arrests.

Synonyms

squealinggerund / present participle

/ˈskwiːlɪŋ/

/ˈskwilɪŋ/

Translations

визжащий

The squealing brakes made everyone turn their heads.

Визжащие тормоза заставили всех повернуть головы.

пищащий

The squealing sound of the alarm woke me up.

Пищащий звук будильника разбудил меня.

Definitions

Making a high-pitched, shrill sound.

The squealing brakes of the car made everyone turn their heads.

Synonyms

squealverb

squealing

Gerund

squealed

Past Simple

squealed

Past Participle

squealing

Gerund

/skwiːl/

/skwil/

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

yelp out

shriek out

inform on

tell on

betray

fink

sing

dob in

spill the beans

give away

blow the whistle

squealnoun

Definitions

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.