scream
🇺🇸
/skriːm/
🇬🇧
/skriːm/
verb
B2
to shout loudly in a high voice because of pain, fear, or excitement
When she saw the spider, she let out a loud scream.
B2
to say something in a loud, high voice because of fear or anger
He started to scream that he needed help immediately.
R
to make a loud, high noise or move fast making that noise
The racing car screamed past us at high speed.
noun
B2
a loud, high shout or noise made when hurt, scared, or excited
A sudden scream from the next room made everyone jump.
R
a very funny person or thing
That joke was a real scream and made everyone laugh.
translation
to shout loudly in a high voice because of pain, fear, or excitement; to say something in a loud, high voice because of fear or anger; to make a loud, high noise or move fast making that noise
a loud, high shout or noise made when hurt, scared, or excited; a very funny person or thing
Word Forms
3rd Present
screams
Past
screamed
Perfect
screamed
Progressive
screaming
Plural
screams