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squeal [skwiːl] N VB intr

(发出)长声尖叫 chángshēng jiānjiào
squeals of delight

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Silent as a rule, they become vocal at their nest and when at a carcass, squealing a great deal.
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However, elevating the track causes problems with noise, so traditional steel-wheel-on-rail solutions were rare as they squealed when rounding bends in the rails.
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Adults trill excitedly before mating, and indicate submission through quiet trilling, whining and squealing.
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The satire was so audacious, it left me open-mouthed and squealing.
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While sound can be interpreted as a rattle, squeal, or hoot; a tactile response can be seat vibration, or a buzz in the steering wheel.
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