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| Temel Çeviriler | WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2026: | scream n | (yell, shriek) | çığlık, feryat, bağırış i. | | | When he saw the face at the window, Glenn let out a scream. | | scream⇒ vi | (yell, shout) | bağırmak, feryat etmek, çığlık atmak geçişsiz f. | | | Rachel screamed when she saw the spider. | | scream [sth]⇒ vtr | (yell, shout [sth]) | bağırmak f. | | | | haykırmak f. | | | The fans were screaming encouragement from the touchline. | scream,
scream that vtr | (with clause: yell, shout) | bağırmak f. | | | | haykırmak f. | | | Patrick stormed out of the house, screaming that his parents would never see him again. | | scream⇒ vi | (baby: cry loudly) | (bebek) bağırarak ağlamak geçişsiz f. | | | No one could sleep, because the baby was screaming so much. |
| Ek Çeviriler | WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2026: | a scream n | figurative, informal ([sth] very funny) | çok komik şey i. | | | Have you seen that new comedy film? It's a scream! | | scream with laughter v expr | (laugh wildly) | kahkahayı basmak f. | | | | kahkahalarla gülmek f. | | | The audience screamed with laughter at the comedian's joke. | | scream⇒ vi | figurative (be conspicuous) | göze çarpmak f. | | | | dikkat çekmek f. | | | Bill tended to wear shirts that screamed at you. |
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