Squawk Meaning in English
word
/ˈskwɔk/
SKWAWK
/skwˈɔːk/
sk-WAWK
释义
To make a loud, harsh noise, like a bird such as a parrot; also used for people who complain or shout loudly in an unpleasant way.
用法与细微差别
Often used for bird noises, especially parrots, but can also describe someone complaining loudly. Informal; not used for regular talking or polite complaints. Common phrases: 'let out a squawk', 'squawk about something.'
Spanish: graznar - chillar (persona)Portuguese (BR): grasnar - gritar (pessoa)Portuguese (PT): grasnar - gritar (pessoa)Chinese (Simplified): 尖叫 - 鸟叫Chinese (Traditional): 尖叫 - 鳥叫Hindi: कर्कश बोलना - चीखनाArabic: يصرخ بصوت عالٍ - صرخة طائرBengali: কর্কশ শব্দ করা - উচ্চস্বরে অভিযোগ করাRussian: пронзительно вопить - пронзительно кричать (о птицах)Japanese: キーキーと鳴く - 大声でわめくVietnamese: kêu quác quác - la lối om sòmKorean: 꽥꽥거리다 - 시끄럽게 불평하다Turkish: cıyaklamak - yüksek sesle şikayet etmekUrdu: چیخنا (پرندوں کی آواز) - شور مچانا (شکایت کرنا)Indonesian: berkicau nyaring - mengeluh dengan keras
例句
The parrot began to squawk when it saw the cat.
basic
She squawked loudly when someone stepped on her foot.
basic
Crows often squawk early in the morning.
basic
Stop squawking and help me with these bags!
natural
He squawked about the new rules for an hour.
natural
There was a sudden squawk from the back of the room.
natural