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Перевод: squawk

[существительное]
пронзительный крик; резкий крик; громкая жалоба; громкий протест;
[глагол]
пронзительно кричать; громко жаловаться; громко протестовать

Тезаурус:

1. It was day three when I started to haemorrhage and Lee cried for the first time since his brief squawk at the moment of birth.
2. She it was who opened the door and Henry heard a high-pitched giggle followed by a lengthy squawk of pleasure.
3. With a startled squawk a rook flew from one tree to another where it perched complaining loudly.
4. Bella gave a squawk and grinned.
5. Beanz meanz Bangs and Smashes, deafeningly loud, just missing two old geezers who squawk and screech, and the whole store breaks out in -
6. She made Frankie smile because she believed the bird could say all sorts of real words, when in fact it did nothing but whistle and chirrup and squawk.
7. La Fille Mal Garde Ashton's English comic masterpiece The Cock and Hens squawk in their roost (The Royal Ballet)
8. The resulting squawk - actually a recording of Sam and five friends rubbing their fingers on a damp window pane - will soon be played to a dauntingly expert audience through 30 loudspeakers in Huddersfield town hall.
9. Compton One-Charlie departure, squawk 7026 and contact London Control, maintain flight level three nine zero, descent checks complete, good morning Frankfurt Tower, established on the localiser, flap 30, reverse thrust, thank you very much.
10. Gobble, gobble, squawk
11. Elinor would squawk, brushing her mane of black hair away from her forehead.
12. Elinor would squawk, pointing at her daughter in the gloom of the kitchen.
13. They squawk and scratch with unturned-out feet in temps levs and batterie , elbows flapping and heads pecking and poking.