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1 scream

1. intransitive verb
1) schreien ( with vor + Dat.)

scream at somebody — jemanden anschreien

2) [Vogel, Affe:] schreien; [Sirene, Triebwerk:] heulen; [Reifen:] quietschen; [Säge:] kreischen
2. transitive verb
schreien
3. noun
1) Schrei, der; (of siren or jet engine) Heulen, das

screams of laughter/pain — gellendes Gelächter/Schmerzensschreie

2) (coll.): (comical person or thing)

be a scream — zum Schreien sein (ugs.)

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[skri:m] 1. verb
(to cry or shout in a loud shrill voice because of fear or pain or with laughter; to make a shrill noise: He was screaming in agony; `Look out!' she screamed; We screamed with laughter.) schreien
2. noun
1) (a loud, shrill cry or noise.)

2) (a cause of laughter: She's an absolute scream.)

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scream

[skri:m]

I. n

1. (loud shrill cry) Schrei m

a \scream of fear/for help ein Aufschrei/Hilfeschrei m

a piercing \scream ein gellender [o durchdringender] Schrei

▪ \screams (continuous shouting) Geschrei nt kein pl oft pej

2. (of an animal) Gekreisch[e] nt kein pl

3. no pl of an engine, siren Heulen nt; of a jet plane Dröhnen nt

4. no pl ( fam: sth or sb very funny)

to be a \scream zum Schreien [o Brüllen] sein fam

II. vi

1. (cry out loudly) with fear, pain, rage schreien; with joy, delight kreischen

▪ to \scream at sb jdn anschreien

to \scream for help [gellend] um Hilfe schreien

to \scream with laughter vor Lachen brüllen

to \scream in terror vor Schreck schreien

2. animals schreien

3. engine, siren heulen; jet plane dröhnen

a fire engine \screamed past ein Feuerwehrauto fuhr mit heulenden Sirenen vorbei

4. (travel fast noisily)

▪ to \scream past vorbeibrausen, vorbeidüsen fam, mit heulenden Motoren vorbeirasen

5. ( fig: express oneself vociferously)

▪ to \scream about sth um etw akk ein großes Trara [o viel Geschrei] machen fam

6. esp BRIT (clash horribly)

▪ to \scream at sth sich akk mit etw dat beißen [o ÖSTERR schlagen] fam

▪ to \scream at each other colours sich akk beißen [o ÖSTERR schlagen] fam

7. ( fam: glaringly obvious)

▪ to be \screaming at sb jdm ins Auge springen

III. vt

1. (cry loudly)

▪ to \scream [out] sth etw schreien [ o bes SÜDD, ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZ brüllen] fam

to \scream abuse at sb jdm Beschimpfungen an den Kopf werfen

to \scream one's head off [or the place down] ( fam) sich dat die Kehle [o Lunge] aus dem Hals schreien fam

to \scream oneself hoarse sich akk heiser schreien

2. ( fig: express forcefully)

▪ to \scream sth etw lauthals schreien

‘Royal Plane Disaster’ \screamed the headlines next day ‚Königliches Flugzeugunglück‘ schrien einem die Schlagzeilen am nächsten Tag groß entgegen

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[skriːm]
1. n

1) Schrei m; (of saw, tyres) Kreischen nt; (of engines, siren) Heulen nt

there were screams of laughter from the audience — das Publikum kreischte vor Lachen

to let out or give a scream — einen Schrei ausstoßen

a scream of pain — ein Schmerzensschrei m

a scream of fear — ein Aufschrei

the car stopped with a scream of tyres — das Auto hielt mit quietschenden or kreischenden Reifen an

2) (fig inf)

to be a scream — zum Schreien sein (inf)

2. vt
schreien; command brüllen; (fig, headlines) ausschreien
to scream sth at sb — jdm etw zuschreien

you idiot, she screamed at me — du Idiot, schrie sie mich an

she screamed insults at him — sie schrie ihm Beleidigungen ins Gesicht

to scream one's head off (inf) — sich (dat) die Lunge aus dem Leib or Hals schreien

3. vi
schreien; (saw, tyres) kreischen; (wind, engine, siren) heulen
to scream at sb — jdn anschreien

to scream for sth — nach etw schreien

to scream in or with pain — vor Schmerzen schreien

to scream with laughter —

an ambulance screamed past — ein Krankenwagen heulte vorbei

newspaper headlines which scream at you (fig) — Schlagzeilen, die einem entgegenschreien

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scream [skriːm]

A v/i

1. schreien ( with vor dat):

scream at sb jemanden anschreien;

scream (out) aufschreien;

scream with laughter vor Lachen brüllen

2. (schrill) pfeifen (Lokomotive etc), heulen (Wind, Sirene etc)

B v/t oft scream out (heraus-)schreien:

scream sth to sb jemandem etwas zuschreien;

scream o.s. hoarse sich heiser schreien;

scream the place down umg zetermordio schreien;

the newspaper screamed the news on the front page die Zeitung brachte die Nachricht in schreierischer Aufmachung auf der ersten Seite

C s

1. (gellender) Schrei:

scream therapy PSYCH Urschreitherapie f

2. Gekreische n:

screams pl of laughter brüllendes Gelächter

3. schriller Ton, Heulen n (einer Sirene etc)

4. he (it) was a (perfect) scream umg er (es) war zum Schreien

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1. intransitive verb
1) schreien ( with vor + Dat.)

scream at somebody — jemanden anschreien

2) [Vogel, Affe:] schreien; [Sirene, Triebwerk:] heulen; [Reifen:] quietschen; [Säge:] kreischen
2. transitive verb
schreien
3. noun
1) Schrei, der; (of siren or jet engine) Heulen, das

screams of laughter/pain — gellendes Gelächter/Schmerzensschreie

2) (coll.): (comical person or thing)

be a scream — zum Schreien sein (ugs.)

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n.

Aufschrei m. v.

brüllen v.

heulen v.

schreien v.

(§ p.,pp.: schrie, geschrieen)

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2 scream

[skri:m] n

1) ( loud shrill cry) Schrei m;

a \scream of fear/ for help ein Aufschrei/Hilfeschrei m;

a piercing \scream ein gellender [o durchdringender] Schrei;

\screams ( continuous shouting) Geschrei nt kein pl ( oft pej)

2) ( of an animal) Gekreisch[e] nt kein pl

3) no pl of an engine, siren Heulen nt; of a jet plane Dröhnen nt

4) no pl (fam: sth or sb very funny)

to be a \scream zum Schreien [o Brüllen] sein ( fam) vi

1) ( cry out loudly) with fear, pain, rage schreien;

(with joy, delight) kreischen;

to \scream at sb jdn anschreien;

to \scream for help [gellend] um Hilfe schreien;

to \scream with laughter vor Lachen brüllen;

to \scream in terror vor Schreck schreien

2) animals schreien

3) engine, siren heulen; jet plane dröhnen;

a fire engine \screamed past ein Feuerwehrauto fuhr mit heulenden Sirenen vorbei

4) ( travel fast noisily)

to \scream past vorbeibrausen, vorbeidüsen ( fam), mit heulenden Motoren vorbeirasen;

5) (fig: express oneself vociferously)

to \scream about sth um etw akk ein großes Trara [o viel Geschrei] machen ( fam)

6) ( esp Brit) ( clash horribly)

to \scream at sth sich akk mit etw dat beißen ( fam)

to \scream at each other colours sich akk beißen ( fam)

7) (fam: glaringly obvious)

to be \screaming at sb jdm ins Auge springen vt

1) ( cry loudly)

to \scream [out] sth etw schreien [o ( bes südd fam) brüllen];

to \scream abuse at sb jdm Beschimpfungen an den Kopf werfen;

to \scream one's head off [or the place down] ( fam) sich dat die Kehle [o Lunge] aus dem Hals schreien ( fam)

to \scream oneself hoarse sich akk heiser schreien;

2) (fig: express forcefully)

to \scream sth etw lauthals schreien;

‘Royal Plane Disaster’ \screamed the headlines next day ‚Königliches Flugzeugunglück‘ schrieen einem die Schlagzeilen am nächsten Tag groß entgegen

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