单词 | squeak |
释义 | squeak I. intransitive verb 1. < heard the door … squeak upon its wooden hinges — Pearl Buck > < a long lean individual who squeaked with a nasal twang — H.A.Chippendale > 2. < if somebody squeaked, he was quickly smothered and gagged — F.N.Souza > 3. < his party barely squeaked through in congress — G.W.Johnson > < by six months of hard cramming … he squeaked by the finals — H.H.Martin > : barely manage to get by < still squeaking by on the manpower available — Newsweek > transitive verb II. 1. a. < gave a startled squeak as he entered — J.H.Wheelwright > b. < the squeak of oars in oarlocks — New Yorker > < the squeak and crunch of walking boots on powdery snow — Alan Devoe > 2. a. < gave him one more squeak > b. < finally quashed by a 5 to 4 vote … a close squeak — H.R.Medina > — usually used in the phrase have a narrow squeak < you've had a narrow squeak, but we've pulled you through — O.Henry > |
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