squawked

v.

发出粗厉的叫声，咯咯地叫( squawk的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. The bird gave a startled squawk.
   鸟发出嘎嘎的惊叫声。
2. At once we hear the drums and the squawk of trumpets.
   我们便立刻听到了鼓声和刺耳的喇叭声。
3. He gave a loud squawk when they ignored him.
   他们不理他时，他发出大声的抗议。

1. The parrot squawked loudly.
   那鹦鹉嘎嘎大叫。
2. Domestic customers may take a while to notice, but energy-intense industries will squawk.
   国内的消费者可能经过一段时间才能有所察觉，但是用能大户的工业将会抗议。

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