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Meanings of scream in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "riot"
Examples for "riot"
1
Several people were stabbed before French riot police restored order, officials said.
2
Police riot squads were used and several mounted police charges were made.
3
Don't start no riot.' That ain't really what he want to say.
4
Military personnel, riot police and water cannon have arrived at the scene.
5
Twelve civilians and four soldiers died in the riot; scores were injured.
1
It will come full of new features and attempts to wow consumers.
2
This has been my week: Oh, wow: I should write about that.
3
And I remember floating there and thinking, wow, that was really beautiful.
4
Richard Li's financial alchemy fails to wow Imagine China chooses all-out disobedience.
5
If the player does nothing wrong but it's still possible -wow!
1
I've seen 'em scuttle right up a hork tree after a howler.
2
The calamity howler is found in the midst of peace and plenty.
3
If they just went ahead as planned, would anyone notice their howler?
4
It is the mycetes, or ursine howler-thelargest monkey of South America.
5
It was a howler, probably the Mycetes stramineus of Geoffroy St. Hilaire.
1
Is this one okay? Lisa's smile quickly became a convulsive belly laugh.
2
The line induces a four-way belly laugh, and they are some bellies.
3
She is like therapy, art and a big belly laugh in one.
4
The 16th seed saw little to belly laugh about in that four-set run.
5
This was a rumbling belly laugh, like a peal of thunder.
1
A sidesplitter, right off your head. Again, Slidell turned to me.
1
That is one thigh-slapper of a show.
2
I only came to the National Ploughing Championships to see the Austrian thigh-slappers.
3
A relic of coming up in the era she did, when it might have been expected she offer thigh-slappers about a visually distinctive body?
4
"Not real thigh-slappers like Gerald Fitzgerald."
5
"That would be... complicated, but quite manageable." This thigh-slapper came straight from my firm's equivalent of a cunning marketing script.
Usage of scream in anglès
1
A second scream came, piteous, all hope gone, choking sobs followed it.
2
I want to hear him scream, he said, looking at me, deadpan.
3
Hours would I kneel in the dark, repeating in a whispered scream:
4
She wanted to rail and scream at the unfairness of the situation.
5
For the second time that day, Jessy wanted to scream in frustration.
6
But the morning fight was different-shewas awakened by a high scream.
7
A few minutes later he heard her scream about a block away.
8
Caroline woke from a dream with a scream a short time ago.
9
England knows better now; the scream of the guns has awakened her.
10
And that's putting the artist under great pressure; he'll scream at me.
11
The many people employed in the industry want to scream in frustration.
12
They scream for mercy; they throw away their guns; they are panic-stricken.
13
Maybe she should just try to scream and hope she woke up.
14
They were going to scream long and hard about First Amendment rights.
15
There was a long moment in which she thought she would scream.
16
She had a split second choice of whether to scream or act.
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