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1 hvine
1визжа́ть; крича́ть; свисте́ть ( о пуле)* * ** * *vb( om person) squeal ( fx with delight, terror, pain; squeal like a stuck pig), shriek ( fx with laughter, terror, pain), screech ( fx with terror, pain; she is not singing, she is screeching);( om ting: gnide mod hinanden) squeak ( fx a squeaking hinge; the chalk squeaked against the blackboard);( om bremser, dæk) screech, squeal;( om fly) screech ( fx screeching jet planes);( om kugler) whistle;[ det hviner i tænderne] it sets one's teeth on edge. -
2 hvin
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3 skrig
call, squeal, yell* * *(et -)( råb) cry;( højt, uartikuleret) scream,( højere) shriek,( skingrende) screech;( skrål) squall, bawl;( hyl) yell;( hvin) squeal;( protestskrig) outcry;( af dyr) cry, call,( af krage) caw(ing),( af papegøje) screech,( af ravn) croak(ing),( af påfugl) scream,( af ugle) hoot(ing);[ et skrig af] a cry of ( fx joy, horror, pain), a scream (, shriek etc) of ( fx a shriek of terror);[ give et skrig ( fra sig)] give (el. utter) a cry, cry out, scream, shriek; -
4 skrige
bawl, cry, scream, squeal, yell* * *vb (skreg, skreget)( råbe) cry, shout,( stærkere) scream ( fx 'No,' she screamed),( højere) yell,( brøle) bawl ( fx a command);[ skrige sig hæs] shout oneself hoarse;( uartikuleret) cry (out),( højere) scream, shriek ( fx with pain),( skingrende) screech,( brøle) bawl,( hyle) yell,( skråle) squall,( hvine) squeal;[ skrige og skabe sig] kick and scream;( om dyr) cry, call, scream;( om krage) caw,( om papegøje) screech,( om ravn) croak,( om påfugl) scream,( om ugle) hoot,( om svin) squeal;( knirke) squeak, creak;[ med præp & adv:][ skrige af glæde] shout with joy;[ skrige af latter] shriek with laughter;[ skrige op] cry out,( højere) scream,( skråle) squall;[ skrige op om] raise an outcry about;[ skrige på] bawl for ( fx the waiter); scream for ( fx the baby was screaming for food); clamour for ( fx revenge);(se også råbe). -
5 hyl
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6 hyle
bay, hoot, howl, screech, shriek, wail, whine, yelp* * *vb( skrige) yell;( klagende) wail, yowl;( ynkeligt) whine;( om sirene) hoot, wail;[ hyle af latter] howl (, hoot) with laughter;[ hyle op] yell out;( beklage sig) complain loudly (om about),T cry blue murder;T make him lose his nerve, get him flustered, rattle him;(se også grinagtig).
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