shrieking

v.

尖叫( shriek的现在分词 )；

1. The shriek sent shivers down my spine.
   那尖叫声使我的背脊起了一阵寒颤。
2. Her shriek was dulled by the loud crash of thunder.
   她的尖叫声在震耳的雷声中变得低沉了。
3. Suddenly a new sound, a shrill, feminine shriek, was heard from the porch, and the cook ran into the vestibule.
   突然，另一声刺耳的女人的叫喊，从门廊传了过来，接着，厨娘跑进了客厅。

1. Suddenly he began to shriek loudly.
   突然他开始大声尖叫起来。
2. The shriek sent shivers down my spine.
   那尖叫声使我的背脊起了一阵寒颤。

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