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2007.11.02(Review of 2002.10.31 edition)
Well, this most frightening of weeks is almost over. (How are your nerves holding up?) We end with a WordMaster edition worth shouting about!
SCREAM 悲鳴、悲鳴をあげる
- A scream (noun) is the very loud, high sound people make when they are frightened, in pain, upset, excited, etc.
To scream (verb) is to make such a sound. - 名詞の scream は、怖がったり、痛みを感じたり、怒ったり、興奮したりしたときに人が発する、とても大きく甲高い声、つまり、悲鳴のことです。
動詞の scream は、そのような声を上げる、という意味です。
- (Jill's mother)
I heard a scream, so I ran into Jill's room. She had had a nightmare. - The excited screams of children playing at recess could be heard throughout the neighborhood.
- When we were trick or treating at Mr. Anderson's house, he came out wearing a Frankenstein mask. He looked pretty spooky! Some of us even screamed when we first saw him.
- The passengers screamed wildly as the roller coaster reached the top and then started falling.
We'll give you a couple of days to recuperate, but then we'll be looking for you again on Monday. Until then, pleasant dreams!