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I [skwiːl]nome (of animal) stridio m.; (of person) grido m. acuto, strillo m.; (of brakes) stridio m.; (of tyres) stridore m.II [skwiːl]2) colloq. (inform) cantare, spifferareto squeal on sb. — fare la spia su qcn
* * *[skwi:l] 1. noun(a long, shrill cry: The children welcomed him with squeals of delight.) (strillo acuto)2. verb(to give a cry of this sort: The puppy squealed with pain.) strillare* * *[skwiːl]1. n(gen) strillo, (of tyres, brakes) stridore m2. vi(see n), strillare; stridere(
fam: inform) to squeal (on sb) — fare una soffiata (a qn)* * *squeal /skwi:l/n.1 strillo acuto; strido; squittio: the squeals of a child, gli strilli di un bambino; the squeal of a pig, lo strido di un maiale(to) squeal /skwi:l/A v. i.1 strillare, stridere ( con un verso più forte e lungo di quello indicato da to squeak); guaire; pigolare; squittire3 (fam.) fare la spia; cantare, soffiare, spifferare (fam.)B v. t.* * *I [skwiːl]nome (of animal) stridio m.; (of person) grido m. acuto, strillo m.; (of brakes) stridio m.; (of tyres) stridore m.II [skwiːl]2) colloq. (inform) cantare, spifferareto squeal on sb. — fare la spia su qcn
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