squeaks
word · lemma: squeak
Definition
Makes a short, high-pitched sound, like a mouse or a tight door; 'squeaks' is the third person singular or plural form of 'squeak.'
Usage & Nuances
Used for both animal noises (like mice) and mechanical sounds (like doors or shoes). Often suggests a small, sudden, high sound. Not used for loud or deep sounds. Common collocations: 'the mouse squeaks', 'the door squeaks', 'her voice squeaks'.
Spanish: chilla - chirríaPortuguese (BR): guincha - rangePortuguese (PT): guincha - rangeChinese (Simplified): 吱吱叫 - 吱吱响Chinese (Traditional): 吱吱叫 - 吱吱響Hindi: चीं-चीं करता है - चिरचिराता हैArabic: يصرخ (بصوت حاد) - يصدر صريرًاBengali: চিঁ চিঁ করে- শব্দ করেRussian: пищит - скрипитJapanese: きしむ - キーッと音を立てるVietnamese: kêu chít chít - kêu cót kétKorean: 찍찍거린다 - 삐걱거린다Turkish: cıyaklar - gıcırdarUrdu: چرچراتا ہے - چیختا ہے (مدھم آواز میں)Indonesian: mencicit - berdecit
Example Sentences
The mouse squeaks when it is scared.
basic
The old door squeaks every time you open it.
basic
Her shoes squeak on the floor.
basic
My chair always squeaks when I move.
natural
He squeaks with excitement whenever he sees cheese.
natural
The toy squeaks if you press it hard enough.
natural