screaming

基本解釋

Not only can I talk about race until people run screaming from me, but I have no choice.
在談?wù)摲N族時(shí)，我不止是可能會(huì)使人們尖叫，然而我別無(wú)選擇。
In the treetops at the far side of the cornfield there are crows screaming bloody crow murder at each other.
在玉米田的遠(yuǎn)側(cè)，有些烏鴉蹬在樹(shù)梢上，這是一種會(huì)尖叫、相互殘殺的血腥烏鴉。
But after a while, we realise that not only is she not screaming, she also appears to have no romantic interest whatsoever.
但是在影片進(jìn)行一段時(shí)間后，我們才意識(shí)到她非但沒(méi)有尖叫，似乎對(duì)任何浪漫也都不抱興趣。

He remembers his mother screaming and crying each time she learned that another family member had been killed.
They get into these fights and screaming matches and name-calling and such even if it's not physical violence.
他們大打出手,聲嘶力竭的辱罵對(duì)方,即使沒(méi)有身體暴力。
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And so then there was this little girl toppling back, screaming
所以，那時(shí)候這個(gè)小女孩一邊往后倒一邊尖叫，
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They stormed up and down the corridors for the cameras, screaming at the ghosts of long-dead prisoners.
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When someone screams, they make a very loud, high-pitched cry, for example, because they are in pain or are very frightened.
Scream is also a noun.
If you scream something, you shout it in a loud, high-pitched voice.