scream是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 to cry or say something loudly and usually on a high note, especially because of strong emotions such as fear, excitement, or anger -- （尤指因恐懼、興奮、憤怒等強烈情緒而）尖叫，驚呼

  • A spider landed on her pillow and she screamed. 一隻蜘蛛爬上她的枕頭，她驚叫起來。

  • Through the smoke, the rescuers could hear people screaming for help. 透過煙霧，救援者可以聽見人們在喊救命。

  • He was screaming in/with pain and begging for anaesthetic. 他痛得直叫，哀求用麻醉藥。

  • They screamed with laughter at her jokes. 聽了她的笑話，他們大笑了起來。

  • Ken screamed (out) a warning telling people to get out of the way. 肯大叫著警告人們別擋路。

  • Mrs Brown screamed (= shouted angrily) at Joel for dropping the test-tube. 布朗太太生氣地對著喬爾大喊大叫，因爲他把試管摔破了。

  • I've never found screaming (and shouting) (= shouting angrily) at my staff to be very effective. 我一直以來都認爲對員工大喊大叫是沒有甚麽用的。

  • [ + speech ] "I wish you were dead!" she screamed (= shouted angrily). 「我恨不得你去死！」她憤怒地叫道。

  • I tried to apologize, but he just screamed abuse/obscenities at me. 我想道歉，但他卻對著我破口大罵。

  • The cars screamed round the bend/past the spectators. 汽車尖嘯著轉彎／從觀眾面前呼嘯而過。

  • The ambulance raced round the corner with its tyres screaming. 救護車拐過街角，輪胎發出刺耳的聲音。

• 1 If a word or image screams (out), it gets attention because it is very big or easy to notice. -- （詞語或形象）極爲醒目

  • "Latest Plane Disaster!" screamed the newspaper headlines the next day. 「最新飛機失事！」，第二天報紙的頭版頭條用了這個令人觸目驚心的標題。

• 2 a loud, high sound you make when very frightened, excited, or angry -- 尖叫，驚呼

  • a scream of pain/rage/joy/laughter 疼痛／憤怒／快樂／歡笑的尖叫

  • No one heard their screams. 沒有人聽到他們的尖叫。

  • She let out a piercing/shrill scream. 她發出了一聲刺耳的尖叫。

• 3 a person, thing, or situation that is very funny -- 令人捧腹大笑的人（或事物、情景）

  • Jane's such a scream - her jokes have me in stitches. 簡真是個活寶，她講的笑話讓我捧腹大笑。