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I . wail [weɪl] esp pej VB intr

1. wail person:

wail

2. wail siren, wind:

wail

wyć [perf za-]

II . wail [weɪl] esp pej VB trans

to wail that...

narzekać, że...

III . wail [weɪl] esp pej N

1. wail of people:

wail

lament m

2. wail of alarm, wind:

wail

wycie nt

Usage examples with wail

to wail that...

narzekać, że...

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

An other worldly wail that lasted nearly 30 seconds. en.wikipedia.org

Inside, there are no diners (despite disconcertingly cheap prices) and the sound of wailing voices from an adjoining room. en.wikipedia.org

When she finds him dead, she lets out a deep wail and cry. en.wikipedia.org

The characteristic rising and falling, wailing, sound of the motor-generator system could be heard in the entire complex when the machine was in operation. en.wikipedia.org

In later versions, the banshee might appear before the death and warn the family by wailing. en.wikipedia.org

When the plain pine coffin appeared, the scene became one of emotional mayhem, with women wailing and men pressing forward to touch it. en.wikipedia.org

Soon he was wailing and weeping with grief. en.wikipedia.org

The entire book is rife with slightly humorous stories of leg-lengthening services and long nights of wailing in tongues. en.wikipedia.org

Sky is the strength of birds, water the strength of fish; king the strength of the weak and wailing the strength of babies. 13. en.wikipedia.org

From a deep rumble to a high wail, she covered five octaves wonderfully, as the power of the tune built. en.wikipedia.org

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