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41 der Schrei
- {scream} tiếng thét, tiếng hét, tiếng kêu thất thanh, tiếng kêu inh ỏi, tiếng cười phá lên screams of laughter), chuyện tức cười, người làm tức cười - {shout} tiếng kêu, sự la hét, sự hò hét, chầu khao - {shriek} tiếng kêu thét, tiếng rít - {whoop} tiếng la lớn, tiếng reo, tiếng hò reo, tiếng ho khúc khắc = der Schrei [nach] {call [for]; cry [for]}+ = der laute Schrei {bawl; squall; squeal; yell}+ = der letzte Schrei {all the rage; rage}+ = der grelle Schrei {squawk}+ = der letzte Schrei (Mode) {the latest craze}+ -
42 das Gekreisch
- {scream} tiếng thét, tiếng hét, tiếng kêu thất thanh, tiếng kêu inh ỏi, tiếng cười phá lên screams of laughter), chuyện tức cười, người làm tức cười - {shriek} tiếng kêu thét, tiếng rít -
43 Geschrei
n; -s, kein Pl.; oft pej.1. (Schreien) shouting; stärker: screaming; anfeuerndes: cheering; von Baby: crying; von Esel: braying; von Möwen etc.: screeching, screaming3. umg., fig. howls Pl. of protest, hue and cry; (Aufheben) huge ( oder almighty) fuss; ein großes Geschrei machen raise a hue and cry; (Getue) make a huge fuss (um oder wegen about); viel Geschrei um nichts much ado about nothing* * *das Geschreivociferation; hue; noise; clamor; shouting; clamour; vociferousness* * *Ge|schrei [gə'ʃrai]nt -s, no plshouts pl, shouting; (von Kindern, Fußballfans, Streitenden auch) yells pl, yelling; (von Verletzten, Babys, Popfans) screams pl, screaming; (= schrilles Geschrei) shrieks pl, shrieking; (fig = Aufhebens) fuss, to-do (inf)viel Geschréí um etw machen — to kick up (inf) or make a big fuss about sth
ein großes Geschréí erheben — to set up a cry; (fig) to raise an outcry
* * *das1) ((a) loud uproar.) clamour2) (a loud burst (of laughter, cheering etc): A shout went up from the crowd when he scored a goal.) shout* * *Ge·schrei<-s>[gəˈʃrai]was ist denn da draußen für ein \Geschrei? what's all that shouting [or yelling] [going on] outside?; (von Verletzten) screaming; (schrill) shrieking[wegen einer S. gen] ein [großes/riesiges] \Geschrei machen [o (geh) erheben] to make [or kick up] a [big] fuss [or fam to start squawking] [or sl to bellyache [a lot]] [about sth]viel \Geschrei um nichts a lot of fuss about nothing* * *das; Geschreis1) shouting; shouts pl.; (durchdringend) yelling; yells pl.; (schrill) shrieking; shrieks pl.; (von Verletzten, Tieren) screaming; screams pl.2) (ugs.): (das Lamentieren) fuss; to-doein großes Geschrei wegen etwas machen — make or kick up a great fuss about something; make a great to-do about something
* * *1. (Schreien) shouting; stärker: screaming; anfeuerndes: cheering; von Baby: crying; von Esel: braying; von Möwen etc: screeching, screamingein großes Geschrei machen raise a hue and cry; (Getue) make a huge fuss (um oderwegen about);viel Geschrei um nichts much ado about nothing* * *das; Geschreis1) shouting; shouts pl.; (durchdringend) yelling; yells pl.; (schrill) shrieking; shrieks pl.; (von Verletzten, Tieren) screaming; screams pl.2) (ugs.): (das Lamentieren) fuss; to-doein großes Geschrei wegen etwas machen — make or kick up a great fuss about something; make a great to-do about something
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44 вибух
ч1) explosion, blast, burst, detonation"Великий вибух" астр. — the Big Bang
здійснювати вибух — to conduct (to carry out, to fire, to set off) an explosion
2) ( бурхливе виявлення чогось) (out)burst, explosion, upheaval; ( сміху) eruptionвибух гніву — outbreak ( burst) of anger
вибухи сміху — peals (screams, outbursts) of laughter
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[skri:m] na piercing \scream ein gellender [o durchdringender] Schrei;(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 schreien2) animals schreiena fire engine \screamed past ein Feuerwehrauto fuhr mit heulenden Sirenen vorbei4) ( travel fast noisily)to \scream past vorbeibrausen, vorbeidüsen ( fam), mit heulenden Motoren vorbeirasen;to be \screaming at sb jdm ins Auge springen vt1) ( cry loudly)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;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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[skriːm] 1. гл.1) пронзительно кричать, вопить, визжатьto scream one's head off — неистово вопить; безостановочно кричать (от боли, гнева и т. п.)
How can you take no notice of an animal that is screaming with pain? — Как вы можете не обращать внимание на животное, которое воет от боли?
She screamed herself hoarse. — Она охрипла от крика.
Syn:cry 2.2) визжать, скрипеть, свистеть, гудеть, реветьThe wind screamed through the trees. — Ветер завывал среди деревьев.
The tyres screamed as her foot jammed against the accelerator. — Она нажала на педаль газа, и послышался визг колёс.
As the bombs came screaming down, the villagers tried to take shelter. — Как только над деревней засвистели бомбы, жители стали искать укрытие.
Syn:3) неудержимо смеяться, хохотатьto scream with laughter — умирать со смеху, хохотать до упаду
4) = scream outа) выкрикивать (что-л.)She screamed out a few words to me. — Она прокричала мне несколько слов.
He screamed at the children for making noise. — Он накричал на детей за то, что они шумели.
She screamed that the house was on fire. — Она прокричала, что в доме пожар.
If she hadn't screamed out the warning, there would have been a nasty accident. — Если бы не крикнула, могла бы произойти страшная катастрофа.
б) кричать ( со страниц газет)"THIRD WOMAN FOUND MURDERED" the headlines screamed. — "Третья женщина найдена убитой," - кричали газетные заголовки.
5) = scream out кричать, бросаться в глазаThe similarities just scream out at you. — Сходство просто бросается в глаза.
The street screamed poverty. — Вид улицы говорил о крайней нищете.
The dress she was wearing screamed money. — На ней было очень дорогое платье.
6) уст.; крим. становиться доносчиком, выдавать сообщников преступления2. сущ.1)а) вопль, пронзительный крик; визгbloodcurdling / shrill scream — жуткий вопль
She let out the scream of pain. — Она взвыла от боли.
They let out the screams of terror. — Они завопили от ужаса.
Syn:cry 1.б) резкий звук, скрежет, скрипSyn:screech 1.2) разг.а) умора, смешной случай, ситуацияб) кто-л., вызывающий смех3) уст.; крим. выдача сообщников преступления4) уст.; разг. срочное сообщение
См. также в других словарях:
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scream|ing — «SKREE mihng», adjective. 1. that screams; sounding shrilly: »High the screaming fife replies (A. E. Housman). 2. Figurative. calling forth screams of laughter: »a screaming farce, a screaming joke. 3. Figurative. startling: »screaming headlines … Useful english dictionary
Bob Newhart — Infobox Comedian name = Bob Newhart imagesize = caption = Bob Newhart, September 1987 pseudonym = birth name = George Robert Newhart birth date = birth date and age|1929|9|5 birth place = Oak Park, Illinois, United States death date = death place … Wikipedia
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