| 词汇 | scream |
| 释义 | scream Theme: FOOD n. ice cream. (Collegiate.)How about a nice big dish of scream?It's too cold for scream. Ask me in June. Theme: JOKING n. someone or something very funny. (Always with a.)The joke Tom told was really a scream.Tom is always a scream at parties. scream 1. noun 1 an extremely ridiculous or funny person or thing. Originally used in theatre slang, now simply melodramatic US, 1888. 2 an appeal against criminal conviction. Prison slang UK, 1990s. 3 a police search UK, 1956 2. verb 1 to complain US, 1984. 2 to inform the police or prison authorities UK, 1903.► scream like Tarzan; scream like ten Tarzansto shout loudly TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1989 scream out scream out • scream sth out to shout something in a loud high voice, because you are frightened or angry: His mother screamed out "Run! Run for your life!" " You bastard, Hayman, " Manville screamed out to the empty, darkened streets.scream out in terror/pain Everywhere there were people running about, screaming out in terror.■ SIMILAR TO: cry out scream out at scream out at sb if something screams out at you, it is very noticeably ugly or wrong - use this about colours that are too bright or very bad mistakes or faults: The bathroom tiles are really horrible colour - whenever I go in there they just scream out at me. scream1. n. someone or something very funny. (Usually a scream.) The joke Tom told was really a scream. 2. n. ice cream. (Collegiate.) How about a nice big dish of scream?
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