screaming

简明释义

[ˈskriːmɪŋ][ˈskriːmɪŋ]

adj. 尖叫的;使人惊叹的;使人捧腹大笑的

v. 尖叫;大笑;呼啸着前进;呼吁;抗议;告密(非正式)(scream 的现在分词)

英英释义

The act of making a loud, sharp cry, often due to fear, pain, or excitement.

发出响亮、尖锐的叫声,通常由于恐惧、痛苦或兴奋。

A high-pitched vocal expression that conveys strong emotion.

一种高音调的声音表达,传达强烈的情感。

单词用法

screaming eagle

鹰鸣酒(一种美国葡萄酒)

同义词

shouting

喊叫

She was shouting for help.

她在喊救命。

yelling

大喊

The children were yelling with excitement.

孩子们兴奋地大喊。

screeching

尖叫

He heard a screeching sound in the night.

他在夜里听到了尖叫声。

howling

嚎叫

The wolf was howling at the moon.

狼在对着月亮嚎叫。

wailing

哀号

She was wailing in grief after the loss.

失去后她在悲痛中哀号。

反义词

whispering

低语

She was whispering secrets to her friend.

她在向朋友低语秘密。

silence

沉默

The room fell into silence after the announcement.

宣布后房间陷入沉默。

calm

平静

He remained calm during the storm.

在风暴中他保持了平静。

例句

1.Screaming fans vied to get closer to their idol.

尖声喊叫的崇拜者争先恐后地涌向他们的偶像。

2.One night, my sister wanted to sleep in the room to see why he woke up screaming every time we put him in his crib fast asleep.

一天,我姐姐打算睡在那个房间,想知道为什么每次我们把他放在婴儿床上熟睡时,他就会尖叫着醒来。

3.He wanted to jump up and run outside, screaming like a madman.

他想在外面跑跳,像疯子似的尖叫。

4.She was screaming at the top of her voice.

她在声嘶力竭地尖叫。

5.The baby was screaming itself hoarse.

婴儿哭得嗓子都哑了。

6.He immediately threw a tantrum, screaming and stomping up and down like a child.

他立刻发起脾气来,尖叫着,像孩子似的来回跺脚。

7.Gretel was not idle; she ran screaming to her master, and cried, "You have invited a fine guest!"

格雷特没有闲着;她尖叫着跑向她的主人,大声喊道:“你邀请了一位好客人!”

8.The child was screaming in delight when he saw the puppy.

当孩子看到小狗时,他高兴得尖叫

9.She was screaming for help after falling off her bike.

她从自行车上摔下来后,大声呼救

10.The fans were screaming as the band took the stage.

当乐队登上舞台时,粉丝们都在尖叫

11.He couldn't hear the movie over the screaming audience.

他听不见电影,因为观众在尖叫

12.The horror movie made everyone in the theater scream and scream.

这部恐怖电影让剧院里的每个人都尖叫不已。

作文

In the heart of a bustling city, there was a small park where children played and families gathered. One sunny afternoon, as I strolled through this park, I was suddenly startled by the sound of a child’s voice screaming in delight. It was a joyful noise, full of innocence and excitement. The little girl was on a swing, flying through the air with her arms outstretched, her laughter mingling with her screaming as she soared higher and higher. This moment reminded me of how important it is to embrace joy in our lives, even if it means making a little noise.

As I continued my walk, I noticed that the park was alive with sounds. The rustling leaves whispered secrets to one another, while birds chirped melodiously in the trees. Yet, amidst these pleasant sounds, the occasional screaming of children playing tag or racing each other added a layer of vibrancy to the atmosphere. Their screaming was not one of distress but rather a celebration of youth and freedom. It made me reflect on how often we forget to express our happiness openly.

However, not all screaming is joyful. Later in the day, I heard a different kind of screaming that sent chills down my spine. A woman was screaming in panic as she dashed through the park, her face pale and eyes wide with fear. I rushed to see what was wrong, and it turned out she had lost her dog. Her screaming was filled with desperation, and it struck me how powerful our voices can be in moments of crisis. It emphasized that screaming, whether from joy or fear, is a fundamental aspect of human expression.

After helping her find her dog, I sat on a bench, reflecting on the day's events. The contrast between the joyous screaming of the children and the terrified screaming of the woman highlighted the spectrum of emotions we experience. It made me realize that our voices are tools for communication, capable of conveying a wide range of feelings. Whether we are screaming in joy, anger, or fear, we are expressing something deeply human.

As the sun began to set, casting a golden hue over the park, I felt grateful for the experiences of the day. The screaming that filled the air was a reminder of life’s ups and downs. It is essential to cherish the moments of joy and to support one another during times of distress. In a world that can sometimes feel overwhelming, embracing the full spectrum of our emotions, including screaming, can lead to deeper connections with ourselves and others. Life is a beautiful cacophony of sounds, and each screaming moment contributes to the rich tapestry of our existence.

在一个繁忙城市的中心,有一个小公园,孩子们在这里玩耍,家庭聚集在一起。一个阳光明媚的下午,当我漫步在这个公园时,突然被一个孩子的声音惊吓到了,她在欢快地screaming。那是快乐的声音,充满了天真和兴奋。那个小女孩在秋千上飞翔,手臂伸展着,随着她越飞越高,她的笑声与她的screaming交织在一起。这一刻让我想起了在生活中拥抱快乐是多么重要,即使这意味着要发出一点噪音。

当我继续我的散步时,我注意到公园里充满了声音。树叶沙沙作响,鸟儿在树上悦耳地鸣叫。然而,在这些愉快的声音中,偶尔传来的孩子们玩捉迷藏或比赛时的screaming为气氛增添了一层生动。他们的screaming不是绝望的,而是对青春和自由的庆祝。这让我反思我们有多少次忘记了要坦率地表达我们的快乐。

然而,并不是所有的screaming都是快乐的。当天晚些时候,我听到了另一种让我毛骨悚然的screaming。一位女士在公园里惊慌失措地screaming,脸色苍白,眼睛睁得大大的。我赶紧去看看发生了什么事,结果发现她丢了狗。她的screaming充满了绝望,这让我意识到在危机时刻,我们的声音是多么强大。它强调了screaming无论是来自快乐还是恐惧,都是人类表达的基本方面。

在帮助她找到她的狗后,我坐在长椅上,反思这一天的事件。孩子们欢快的screaming与那位女士恐惧的screaming之间的对比突显了我们经历的情感谱系。这让我意识到我们的声音是交流的工具,能够传达广泛的感受。无论我们是在screaming中表达快乐、愤怒还是恐惧,我们都在表达一些深刻的人性。

当太阳开始落下,给公园披上金色的光辉时,我对今天的经历感到感激。充斥空气中的screaming提醒着生活的起伏。珍惜快乐的时刻,并在困扰时相互支持是至关重要的。在这个有时让人感到不堪重负的世界中,拥抱我们情感的全谱,包括screaming,可以让我们与自己和他人建立更深的联系。生活是一场美丽的声音交响曲,每一个screaming的瞬间都为我们存在的丰富挂毯贡献了一份力量。