Inglés

Sinónimos detallados de squeaker en inglés

squeaker:

squeaker [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the squeaker
    the squeaker; the tell-tale; the informer
  2. the squeaker
    the squealer; the tell-tale; the squeaker; the informer
  3. the squeaker
    the traitor; the betrayer; the squealer; the villain; the squeaker; the traitress
  4. the squeaker
    – something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin 1
    the squeak; the squeaker; the close call; the close shave; the narrow escape
    – something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin 1
  5. the squeaker
    – any artifact that makes a squeaking sound when used 1
    the squeaker
    – any artifact that makes a squeaking sound when used 1
    • squeaker [the ~] sustantivo
      • those sneakers are squeakers1
      • which hinge is the squeaker?1

Palabras relacionadas con "squeaker":

  • squeakers

Sinónimos alternativos de "squeaker":


Definiciones relacionadas de "squeaker":

  1. something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin1
  2. any artifact that makes a squeaking sound when used1
    • those sneakers are squeakers1
    • which hinge is the squeaker?1

squeaker forma de squeak:

to squeak verbo (squeaks, squeaked, squeaking)

  1. to squeak
    to squeak; beep; to rattle; to twitter; to chirp; to tweet
    • squeak verbo (squeaks, squeaked, squeaking)
    • beep verbo
    • rattle verbo (rattles, rattled, rattling)
    • twitter verbo (twitters, twittered, twittering)
    • chirp verbo (chirps, chirped, chirping)
    • tweet verbo (tweets, tweeted, tweeting)
  2. to squeak
    to betray; to squeak; to inform against; peach; to squeal; to give away
    • betray verbo (betraies, betrayed, betraying)
    • squeak verbo (squeaks, squeaked, squeaking)
    • inform against verbo (informs against, informed against, informing against)
    • peach verbo
    • squeal verbo (squeals, squealled, squealling)
    • give away verbo (gives away, gave away, giving away)
  3. to squeak
    – make a high-pitched, screeching noise 1
    to whine; to squeak; to screech; to creak; skreak; screak
    – make a high-pitched, screeching noise 1
    • whine verbo (whines, whined, whining)
      • My car engine makes a whining noise1
    • squeak verbo (squeaks, squeaked, squeaking)
    • screech verbo (screeches, screeched, screeching)
    • creak verbo (creaks, creaked, creaking)
      • The door creaked when I opened it slowly1
    • skreak verbo, americano
    • screak verbo, británico

Conjugaciones de squeak:

present
  1. squeak
  2. squeak
  3. squeaks
  4. squeak
  5. squeak
  6. squeak
simple past
  1. squeaked
  2. squeaked
  3. squeaked
  4. squeaked
  5. squeaked
  6. squeaked
present perfect
  1. have squeaked
  2. have squeaked
  3. has squeaked
  4. have squeaked
  5. have squeaked
  6. have squeaked
past continuous
  1. was squeaking
  2. were squeaking
  3. was squeaking
  4. were squeaking
  5. were squeaking
  6. were squeaking
future
  1. shall squeak
  2. will squeak
  3. will squeak
  4. shall squeak
  5. will squeak
  6. will squeak
continuous present
  1. am squeaking
  2. are squeaking
  3. is squeaking
  4. are squeaking
  5. are squeaking
  6. are squeaking
subjunctive
  1. be squeaked
  2. be squeaked
  3. be squeaked
  4. be squeaked
  5. be squeaked
  6. be squeaked
diverse
  1. squeak!
  2. let's squeak!
  3. squeaked
  4. squeaking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

squeak [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the squeak
    the squeak; the bleep
  2. the squeak
    – something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin 1
    the squeak; the squeaker; the narrow escape; the close call; the close shave
    – something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin 1
  3. the squeak
    – a short high-pitched noise 1
    the squeak
    – a short high-pitched noise 1
    • squeak [the ~] sustantivo
      • the squeak of shoes on powdery snow1

Palabras relacionadas con "squeak":


Sinónimos alternativos de "squeak":


Definiciones relacionadas de "squeak":

  1. something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin1
  2. a short high-pitched noise1
    • the squeak of shoes on powdery snow1
  3. make a high-pitched, screeching noise1