shriek

简明释义

英[ʃriːk]美[ʃriːk]

v. 尖叫；尖叫着说，尖声说；明显地不协调；（无生命的东西）发出尖锐刺耳声

n. 尖叫，尖声；<非正式>感叹号

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例句

1.Suddenly he began to shriek loudly.

突然他开始大声尖叫起来。

2.From a run-down old storefront came a hair-raising shriek followed by the sound of a body falling to the ground.

从一个破旧的老店里忽然传来一声令人毛骨悚然的尖叫，接着听到一个人倒在地上的声音。

3.Sue let out a terrific shriek and leapt out of the way.

苏发出一声恐怖的尖叫，跳了出来。

4.GAS ALARMS SHRIEK.

气体警报声马上响了起来。

5.Parents clap and shriek with laughter while children look on with bemused grins as the daily ritual is performed.

家长们在一旁鼓掌、尖叫，孩子们则带着困惑的笑容看着每天的仪式。

6.And the neglected child continued to shriek in the dark.

讨厌的东西。”那没人管的孩子继续在黑暗中叫喊。

7.She gave a shriek of surprise when her friends jumped out to celebrate her birthday.

当她的朋友们跳出来庆祝她的生日时，她发出了一个尖叫。

8.As the roller coaster raced down, the riders began to shriek with joy.

过山车快速下滑时，乘客们开始尖叫着欢呼。

9.The little girl let out a loud shriek when she saw the spider.

当小女孩看到那只蜘蛛时，她发出了一声响亮的尖叫。

10.The horror movie was so terrifying that I let out a shriek during the climax.

这部恐怖电影太吓人了，以至于我在高潮部分发出了一个尖叫。

11.He couldn't help but shriek in excitement when he won the lottery.

当他赢得彩票时，忍不住发出一声兴奋的尖叫。

作文

The night was quiet, with only the sound of leaves rustling in the gentle breeze. Suddenly, a piercing shriek filled the air, breaking the tranquility of the evening. It was a sound that sent chills down my spine, making me freeze in place. I looked around, trying to locate the source of the shriek (尖叫), which seemed to echo through the trees. My heart raced as I imagined all sorts of scenarios: perhaps it was an animal in distress, or maybe someone was in trouble. As I cautiously approached the direction of the sound, I remembered a story my grandmother used to tell me about the forest at night. She warned me that the woods were home to many creatures, some of which could make unsettling noises. The thought of encountering one of those creatures made me hesitant, but curiosity got the better of me. With every step, the shriek (尖叫) grew louder, more frantic. It was as if whatever was making that noise was calling out for help. I pushed aside my fear and moved closer, determined to find out what was happening. The underbrush crackled under my feet, and I tried to be as quiet as possible, fearing that any noise might startle whatever was causing the shriek. Finally, I reached a small clearing where the moonlight illuminated the scene before me. To my surprise, I found a young fox caught in a hunter's trap. Its eyes were wide with fear, and it let out another desperate shriek (尖叫) as I approached. My heart sank at the sight; I knew I had to help this creature. I carefully knelt beside the fox, speaking softly to calm it down. The shriek (尖叫) had stopped, replaced by whimpers as it sensed my presence was not a threat. With gentle hands, I worked to release the trap, mindful of the fox's sharp teeth and claws. After what felt like an eternity, I managed to free its leg. The moment the trap released, the fox paused, looking up at me with gratitude in its eyes. In that instant, I realized that while the shriek (尖叫) had initially filled me with dread, it had also led me to a moment of compassion and connection with nature. The fox, now free, took a few cautious steps back before turning to run into the safety of the trees. I watched as it disappeared into the darkness, feeling a sense of accomplishment and relief wash over me. As I made my way back home, I reflected on the power of sounds in our lives. A shriek (尖叫) can signify fear, pain, or distress, but it can also be a call to action, urging us to respond with kindness and bravery. That night, I learned that sometimes, the most frightening sounds can lead us to the most profound experiences, reminding us of our responsibility to protect those who cannot speak for themselves.

夜晚很宁静，只有树叶在微风中轻轻摇曳的声音。突然，一声刺耳的shriek打破了夜晚的宁静，充满了空气。这是一个让人毛骨悚然的声音，让我不禁停住了脚步。我环顾四周，试图找到这个shriek（尖叫）的来源，这个声音似乎在树木间回荡。我的心跳加速，想象着各种场景：也许是一只动物在痛苦中，或者可能有人遇到了麻烦。当我小心翼翼地朝声音的方向走去时，我想起了祖母曾经给我讲过的关于森林的故事。她警告我，树林里生活着许多生物，其中一些会发出令人不安的声音。想到可能会遇到那些生物让我犹豫不决，但好奇心战胜了我的恐惧。每走一步，shriek（尖叫）声越来越大，越来越急促。就像发出那个声音的东西在呼救。我推开恐惧，继续前进，决心找出到底发生了什么。脚下的灌木丛在我脚下沙沙作响，我尽量保持安静，害怕任何噪音可能会惊吓到发出shriek的东西。最终，我走到一个小空地，月光照亮了我面前的场景。令我惊讶的是，我发现一只年轻的狐狸被猎人的陷阱困住了。它的眼睛因恐惧而睁得大大的，看到我靠近又发出了绝望的shriek（尖叫）。我的心为之沉重；我知道我必须帮助这个生物。我小心地跪在狐狸旁边，轻声说道以安抚它。shriek（尖叫）声停止了，取而代之的是微弱的呜咽声，因为它感觉到我不是威胁。用温柔的手，我努力解开陷阱，小心狐狸的尖牙和锋利的爪子。经过漫长的等待，我终于成功地解开了它的腿。陷阱释放的那一刻，狐狸停了下来，感激地看着我。在那一瞬间，我意识到，虽然shriek（尖叫）最初让我感到恐惧，但它也让我体验到了与自然之间的同情与联系。狐狸现在自由了，谨慎地退后几步，然后转身奔向树木的安全处。我看着它消失在黑暗中，心中涌起一种成就感和安心感。当我回家的路上，我思考着声音在我们生活中的力量。shriek（尖叫）可以象征恐惧、痛苦或困扰，但它也可以是行动的召唤，催促我们以善良和勇气回应。那个晚上，我明白，有时候，最可怕的声音可能会引导我们走向最深刻的经历，提醒我们有责任保护那些无法为自己发声的生物。