squeaked loudly 发出刺耳的声音
squeaked open 吱呀一声打开
squeaked through 勉强通过
squeaked by 勉强度过
squeaked out 发出微弱声音
1. The old door squeaked when I opened it.
我打开那扇旧门时，它发出了吱呀声。
2. The mouse squeaked and ran away quickly.
老鼠发出尖叫声后快速跑开了。
3. She squeaked through the final exam with a passing score.
她以刚好及格的分数通过了期末考试。
4. The wheels squeaked because they needed oil.
轮子因为需要润滑而发出吱吱声。
A: I heard something squeaked in the kitchen.
A：我听到厨房里有什么东西发出了吱吱声。
B: It was probably the old chair moving.
B：可能是那把旧椅子移动的声音。
A: The chair squeaked every time someone sat on it.
A：每次有人坐上去，那把椅子都会发出吱呀声。
1) 表示物体发出尖细、短促的声音
2) 表示小动物发出的细小叫声
3) 表示某人或某物勉强达到目标或成功
1. 发出吱吱声；发出尖细短促的声音（squeak的过去式）
e.g. The door squeaked when he pushed it.
他推门时，门发出了吱呀声。
2. 勉强成功；险胜；勉强通过
e.g. The team squeaked into the next round.
这个队伍勉强进入了下一轮。
verb
1. Past tense and past participle of squeak; to make a short, high-pitched sound.
2. To succeed or pass by a very small margin.
Synonym: squealed, creaked, barely succeeded