shrill 的 4 个定义
shrill·er, shrill·est.
- high-pitched and piercing in sound quality: a shrill cry.
- producing such a sound.
- full of or characterized by such a sound: shrill music.
- (5)
- to cry shrilly.
- a shrill sound.
- in a shrill manner; shrilly.
shrill 近义词
high-pitched, harsh in sound
更多shrill例句
- Unfortunately, the right’s shrill complaints about cancel culture obscure this far more present and complex problem.
- Hearing them without describing them as shrill or hysterical has proved to be a separate, but equally daunting, task.
- Memes have moved on from kitsch and community-forming to shrill and preachy.
- In the city, where the songbirds have to compete with cars, barking dogs, and construction, their calls were louder and more shrill.
- Behind a chorus of shrill insects, the pops of gunfire can sometimes be heard in the distance.
- “When I was doing press for Whitney, critics were commenting on my appearance, saying I was shrill, saying I was needy,” she says.
- We're so used to seeing in sitcoms the same relationship: the naggy, shrill wife who's constantly bickering with her husband.
- The noise in the stadium grew for every point he won, but the points he lost were greeted with shrill, desperate screams.
- Her voice was shrill with disbelief and choked with grief as she spoke to someone on her cell phone in Fujianese.
- Robert uttered a shrill, piercing whistle which might have been heard back at the wharf.
- "God bless 'ee, Missy," cried the old man in the shrill cracked voice of age, as he pressed up to the carriage window.
- "Come in," said a Cockney voice shrill with youth, in answer to her tap; and the child obeyed.
- "I shall feed no Yankees," cried a shrill voice, and a young lady flounced out of the door, her face red with anger.
- As they came trooping in, and tumbled into their seats, Letty Barford called out, in a shrill voice.