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1 squealing
визжать; визг; визжащийСинонимический ряд:1. informing (verb) informing; ratting2. screaming (verb) screaming; screeching; shrieking; shrilling3. talking (verb) singing; squeaking; talking4. yelling (verb) howling; yelling; yowling5. yelping (verb) yapping; yelping; yipping -
2 howling
1. n вой, рёв2. a воющий3. a ревущий, вопящийhowling baby — ревущий ребёнок; ревун, рёва
4. a эмоц. -усил. вопиющий, кричащий; колоссальный; ужасныйСинонимический ряд:1. moaning (adj.) caterwauling; dismal; loud; melancholy; moaning; noisy; wailing; woeful2. baying (verb) baying; questing; ululating; wailing3. crying (verb) bawling; blubbering; boohooing; crying; keening; sobbing; squalling; wailing; weeping4. yelling (verb) screaming; squealing; yelling; yowling -
3 screaming
1. a пронзительный, резкий, визгливый2. a воен. воющий3. a вызывающий неудержимый смех, уморительный4. a эмоц. -усил. первоклассный; необыкновенный, поразительный5. a резкий, чрезмерно яркийСинонимический ряд:1. blazing (verb) blaring; blazing; shouting2. shrilling (verb) screeching; shrieking; shrilling3. yelling (verb) howling; squealing; yelling; yowling -
4 calling
1. n призвание2. n профессия; занятие; ремесло3. n зов; выкрик4. n созыв5. n перекличка6. n приглашение; вызовcalling out — выкрикивающий; вызывающий; вызов
7. n юр. вызов истца на судебное заседаниеcalling rate — нагрузка; интенсивность потока вызовов
8. a кричащий; зовущий, окликающий9. a спец. вызывающийСинонимический ряд:1. vocation (noun) affair; art; business; craft; employment; handicraft; job; lifework; line; line of work; metier; mission; occupation; profession; pursuit; trade; vocation; work2. calling (verb) bawling; bellowing; blustering; calling; clamouring; crying; hollering; roaring; shouting; vociferating; yelling3. demanding (verb) challenging; claiming; demanding; exacting; postulating; requiring; requisitioning; soliciting4. estimating (verb) approximating; estimating; judging; placing; putting; reckoning; setting5. foretelling (verb) adumbrating; auguring; forecasting; foretelling; guessing; portending; predicting; presaging; prognosticating; prophesying; vaticinating6. gathering (verb) assembling; calling in; collecting; convening; convoking; gathering; get together; marshalling; mustering; round up; send for; summoning7. naming (verb) baptising; baptizing; characterising; christening; denominating; designating; dubbing; entitling; labelling; naming; styling; tagging; terming; titling8. seeing (verb) come by; drop by; drop in; look in; look up; pop in; run in; seeing; stopping9. telephoning (verb) phoning; telephoning10. visiting (verb) coming by; coming over; dropping by; dropping in; looking in; looking up; popping in; running in; stepping in; stopping by; stopping in; visiting -
5 crying
1. a кричащий; плачущий2. a вопиющий, возмутительный3. a неотложный, не терпящий отлагательстваСинонимический ряд:1. great (adj.) demanding; enormous; flagrant; great; notorious2. outrageous (adj.) atrocious; desperate; heinous; monstrous; outrageous; scandalous; shocking3. pressing (adj.) burning; clamant; clamorous; dire; exigent; imperative; important; importunate; insistent; instant; pressing; urgent4. weeping (adj.) shrieking; sobbing; sorrow; wailing; weeping5. blurting (verb) blurting; exclaiming; rap out6. calling (verb) bawling; bellowing; blustering; calling; clamouring; hollering; roaring; shouting; vociferating; whooping; yelling7. crying (verb) bawling; blubbering; boohooing; crying; howling; keening; sobbing; wailing; weeping8. promoting (verb) build up; promoting; publicising; talk up9. publicizing (verb) advertising; building up; publicizing; puffingАнтонимический ряд:nugatory; trifling -
6 roaring
1. n рёв, шум, грохот, гул2. n вет. запал3. a шумный, бурный; громкий4. a редк. буйный, разгульный5. a процветающий; оживлённый6. a эмоц. -усил. очень, чрезвычайноСинонимический ряд:1. loud (adj.) blaring; deafening; earsplitting; full-mouthed; loud; piercing; stentorian; stentorious; stentorophonic2. prospering (adj.) booming; flourishing; growing; healthy; prospering; prosperous; robust; thrifty; thriving3. resounding (adj.) beating; buffeting; dashing; plangent; pounding; resounding; reverberating; thundering4. banging (verb) banging; blasting; booming; guffawing; roaring; thundering5. calling (verb) bawling; bellowing; blustering; calling; clamoring; clamouring; crying; hollering; routing; shouting; yelling -
7 shouting
n крики; возгласы одобрения; приветствияСинонимический ряд:1. agitation (noun) agitation; bedlam; clamor; clamour; commotion; furor; lament; outcry; remonstrance; vociferation2. calling (verb) bawling; bellowing; blustering; calling; clamouring; crying; hollering; roaring; vociferating; whooping; yelling3. screaming (verb) blaring; blazing; screaming; shrieking -
8 whooping
выкрикивать; выкрикСинонимический ряд:crying (verb) bawling; bellowing; crying; hollering; shouting; vociferating; yelling
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