roar with sth
phrase to express an emotion, such as laughter or anger, noisily: She roared with laughter when she saw what he was wearing. 看到他的一身穿戴，她哈哈大笑起来。
高声抱怨
wail
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/weɪl/ verb informal to complain loudly or strongly: Business people wailed that their trade would be ruined. 生意人都强烈抱怨说他们的买卖会被毁掉的。
高声欢呼
ululate
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/ˈjuː.ljə.leɪt/ verb to make a long, high cry with the mouth and tongue that changes between two or three notes, often to show emotion at a ceremony such as a wedding or funeral: By night, Bamako is a riot of noise as singers ululate at wedding parties. 夜晚，巴马科是一个喧嚣的城市，高歌的人们在婚宴上大声欢唱。
ululation
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/ˌjuː.ljəˈleɪ.ʃən/us
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/ˌjuː.ljəˈleɪ.ʃən/ noun a long, high cry with the mouth and tongue that changes between two or three notes, often to show emotion at a ceremony such as a wedding or funeral: Even the shrill ululations from the temples seemed oddly comforting. 似乎连寺庙里传出的高声大喊也令人感到莫名的欣慰。
高声抗议
squeal
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/skwiːl/ verb informal to complain about something loudly: The threat of further changes in the education system is making teachers squeal. 进一步改革教育系统的威胁令教师们大声抗议。
高声说
shout
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/ʃaʊt/ A2 verb to speak with a very loud voice, often as loud as possible, usually when you want to make yourself heard in noisy situations, or when the person you are talking to is a long way away or cannot hear very well: There's no need to shout, I can hear you. 没有必要大声喊叫，我完全听得见。
高声说话
trill
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/trɪl/ verb literary to speak in a very high voice: "I'll be right down!" trilled Daphne. “我马上下来！”达夫妮高声叫道。
高声诉苦
squawk
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/skwɔːk/us
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/skwɑːk/ verb informal disapproving to complain about something noisily: Environmental groups have been squawking about the decision to build the motorway through a forest. 环保团体一直在大声疾呼，反对修建穿越森林的高速公路的决定。
高声喧闹
raise the roof
phrase to play/sing very loudly and enthusiastically: With their last, triumphant piece, the musicians raised the roof. 在演奏最后一支欢快振奋的曲子时，音乐家们愈加奔放，激情四射。
高声演奏
belt sth out
phrase informal to sing or play a musical instrument very loudly: The band was belting out all the old favourites. 乐队正在高声演奏所有的经典老歌。
高声争吵
fracas
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/ˈfreɪ.kəs/ noun a noisy argument or fight: He was injured in a Saturday-night fracas outside a disco. 他星期六晚上在一家迪斯科舞厅外的一次斗殴中受了伤。
ruckus
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/ˈrʌk.əs/ noun mainly US informal a noisy situation or argument
兴奋地高声尖叫
squee
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/skwiː/ verb US informal to make a long, high sound because you are very happy or excited: I squeed like a little girl. 我像个小女孩一样兴奋地尖叫起来。
兴奋的高声尖叫
squee
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/skwiː/ noun US informal a long, high sound made by someone who is very happy or excited: She gave a squee of delight. 她高兴得尖叫一声。
以高声讲话制止说话
talk sb down
phrase UK to speak loudly or without stopping to prevent someone else from speaking: I tried to explain, but he just talked me down. 我想解释一下，但他根本不让我插话。