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Wailing Wall N

Wailing Wall
Ściana f Płaczu

I . wail [weɪl] esp pej VB intr

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1. wail person:

wail
lamentować

2. wail siren, wind:

wail
wyć [perf za-]

II . wail [weɪl] esp pej VB trans

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III . wail [weɪl] esp pej N

1. wail of people:

wail
lament m

2. wail of alarm, wind:

wail
wycie nt

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The track blends hard rock and funk with a loud, booming drum machine pattern, and aggressive bass and lead guitar wailing throughout.
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Vocals are often growling, raspy, or involve screaming or wailing, sometimes in a high range, or even falsetto voice.
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He was kicked out for wailing on a gym teacher with a chair.
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Dissonant rock elements, such as rolling percussion and crashing cymbals, and wailing guitars are embedded within strong, obsessive emotions.
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Soon he was wailing and weeping with grief.
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And as he stood there, he heard a sound like a wailing chant of sadness, which seemed strange to him.
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In her fallen aspect, she is a wailing woman that is filled with jealousy.
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The chiptune soundtrack includes wailing solos, and its pitch appears to intensify with the game's difficulty.
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This is considered to be a condition of great torment, where there will be weeping, and wailing, and gnashing of teeth.
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A giant sardine made of paper is carried in a funeral procession, followed by wailing widows.
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