squeaked

v.

短促地尖叫( squeak的过去式和过去分词 )；吱吱叫；告密；充当告密者

1. With a rusty squeak, a pair of steel doors slid open.
   伴随这因生锈而发出的吱吱声，两扇钢门打开了。
2. Shirley gave a little squeak of surprise.
   雪莉轻轻地惊叫了一声。
3. The bill passed by a narrow squeak.
   议案勉强通过了。
4. We've pulled you through a tight squeak.
   我们侥幸地助你通过了难关。

1. Can you hear the mice squeaking?
   你听到老鼠吱吱叫吗?
2. Their wooden clogs squeak in the snow.
   他们的木底鞋踩在雪地上吱吱嗄嗄直响。
3. `Let go of me!' he squeaked nervously.
   “放开我!”他紧张地尖声嚷道。
4. He managed to squeak by somehow.
   他总算想办法对付过去了。

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