1.(鼠等)叽叽的叫;(婴儿)哇哇的哭;发尖锐声,作轧轹声
2.〈俚〉告密
3.非常侥幸成功[获胜]
4.以短促尖锐声发出(报时信号等)
1.(鼠等)叽叽的叫;(婴儿)哇哇的哭;发尖锐声,作轧轹声
2.〈俚〉告密
3.非常侥幸成功[获胜]
4.以短促尖锐声发出(报时信号等)
1.叽叽声;刺耳的尖锐声,轧轹声
2.〈口〉困难通过的危机,极难得的机会
3.机会
1.to make a short, high noise
2.to speak in a high voice, especially because you are upset or excited
3.to only just be successful or accepted
1.a short high noise
1.And the wider Shanghai Composite Index, which had closed at a 30-month low the day before, squeaked out just a 0. 2% gain.
而那涵盖面更广、前一日以30个月最低点报收的上证综合指数，只有区区0.2%的涨幅。
2.He squeaked her gently trying to get closer to her and then let go to look back at her.
她轻轻地尖叫，他试图接近她，然后让去看看她。
3."Just a wicked nightmare, " squeaked The Gentlewoman, once the smelling salts had been applied and it came to.
“一个邪恶的梦魇”，贵妇人尖叫着，给她用了嗅盐她才苏醒过来。
4.She squeaked out a cry of fear as the mouse ran out of the bedroom door.
老鼠跑出卧室的门，她吓得尖叫了一声。
5.On one occasion when the shepherd laid hold of him, he grunted and squeaked and resisted violently.
一次，当牧羊者准备抓他的时候，他咕噜咕噜，抵抗。
6.Dudley squeaked and ran to hide behind his mother, who was crouching, terrified, behind Uncle Vernon.
达力尖叫着跑开躲在他妈妈后面，他妈妈此时也吓得蹲在了弗农姨父的背后。
7.She squeaked and squeaked as if she were intoxicated .
她吱吱地尖叫着，似乎是喝醉了。
8.Moore squeaked through by a few seconds on the tiebreaking text, getting the best two out of three.
Moore靠着几秒钟在决胜局侥幸获胜，三局胜了两局。
9.The two main candidates' partisanship would be good news for Mr Bayrou if he somehow squeaked into the second round.
如果他侥幸获胜进入第二轮，那两个候选人的党派偏见对Bayrou先生来说也将是一个好消息。
10.It only just squeaked through. In so far as we are the heirs of Greece and Rome , we got through by the skin of our teeth .
它是我们唯一的机会，也因之，我们可说是古希腊和古罗马的继承人，我们在九死一生之际逃过一劫。