| 词组 | screech |
| 释义 | screech noun 1 the mouth, the throat, the face UK, 1984. 2 dark, strong Jamaican rum imported into Newfoundland CANADA, 2001. 3 powdered lime juice. Military UK, 1995 screeching drunkslang Extremely drunk. Our son came back to the house with two of his friends, and they were all obviously screeching drunk, making a huge ruckus downstairs before finally settling down for the night. I had told myself I wouldn't get screeching drunk on my birthday, but people kept buying me drinks all night. screeching (drunk)Sl. intoxicated; very drunk. How can anybody be so screeching drunk on four beers? She's not just drunk; she's screeching. screeching (drunk) mod. alcohol intoxicated; very drunk. How can anybody be so screeching drunk on four beers? screechingverbSee screeching drunk come to a grinding/screeching haltStop suddenly. Referring to the noise made by gears or brakes during a sudden stop, these phrases date from the second half of the 1900s. The National Observer of December 4, 1976, had: “A lot of that stuff is going to come to a screeching halt quickly, and we’re not going to do the screeching.” It is also put as grind to a halt. |
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