scream
verb
noun
skriːm
verb
1
to
make
a
loud
high
noise
with
your
voice
because
you
are
hurt,
frightened,
excited
etc
〔因疼痛、惊恐、兴奋等〕尖声大叫;
I
After
the
first
few
shots,
people
started
screaming.
枪声响了几下，人们开始尖叫起来。
a
screaming
baby
尖声哭叫的婴儿
[+
with/in
]
She
jumped
to
her
feet,
screaming
in
terror.
她吓得尖叫一声，跳了起来。
The
children
were
screaming
with
laughter
.
小孩子们在尖声欢笑。
She
was
screaming
her
head
off
(=screaming
a
lot)
.
她不停地尖叫。
She
began
to
scream
blue
murder
(=scream
very
loudly)
.
她开始高声尖叫。
He
was
dragged
kicking
and
screaming
to
a
nearby
van.
他又踢又叫地被拖到附近的一辆小货车那里。
2
scream out
also
又作
to
shout
something
in
a
very
loud
high
voice
because
you
are
angry
or
frightened
〔因愤怒或恐惧而〕高声喊，大声叫;
I,T
‘Get
out!’
she
screamed.
“出去！”她高声叫道。
He
screamed
out
her
name.
他高声叫喊她的名字。
[+
for
]
I
screamed
for
help.
我高声呼救。
[+
at
]
He
screamed
at
her
to
go
away.
他对她大声叫喊让她走开。
The
crowd
continued
to
scream
abuse
at
him.
人群不断地对他高声叫骂。
3
to
make
a
very
loud
high
noise
发出尖锐的响声
I
The
police
car
approached,
its
siren
screaming.
警车鸣着警笛驶近了。
noun
4
a
loud
high
sound
that
you
make
with
your
voice
because
you
are
hurt,
frightened,
excited
etc
〔因疼痛、惊恐、兴奋等发出的〕尖叫声;
We
heard
screams
coming
from
the
flat.
我们听到公寓房里传来尖叫声。
She
saw
the
knife
and
let
out
a
scream
.
她看到刀后发出一声尖叫。
scream
of
laughter/terror
etc
He
fell
back
with
a
scream
of
terror
and
pain.
他发出一声恐惧和痛苦的尖叫往后倒去。
5
a
very
loud
high
sound
大而尖的声音，尖锐刺耳的声音
the
scream
of
a
jet
taking
off
喷气式飞机起飞时的巨大声响
6
a scream
someone
or
something
that
is
very
funny
非常滑稽的人 （事物 ）
informal
The
film
was
a
scream!
这部影片非常滑稽！