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Meanings of siren in English
Portuguese
mulher fatal Catalan
tigressa A woman who is considered to be dangerously seductive.
Usage of siren in English
1
A siren clangs from Batsuren's iPhone: A new order has come in.
2
Not five minutes ago, Dan Gurley went by, with his siren on.
3
She has lived here 18 years and never before heard the siren.
4
See the moment the siren sounds in the 1971 WAFL Grand Final.
5
In the distance, he could hear the faint moan of a siren.
6
That siren would bring every soldier in the plant down on them.
7
As the ambulance siren approached behind her, she said, It's Detective Heat.
8
Through the open window, I heard a siren wail in the distance.
9
Now and then from the harbour came the shriek of a siren.
10
Elinor couldn't help it-thefire called to her with its siren warmth.
11
I heard angrier shouting, and a police siren, and I smelled burning.
12
The siren screamed at other traffic to stay out of their way.
13
Whoever listens in patience to the siren whisper is half lost already.
14
They were hald way through the meal when the air-raid siren sounded.
15
He was industriously and without cessation winding the handle of the siren.
16
Suddenly a siren blasted out in sharp bursts, and the lieutenant jumped.
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Translations for siren
Portuguese
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Siren through the time
Siren across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
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