squawk in Finnish
squawk in Finnish is kirkuminen, rääkyminen, kirkua — squawk means a short, harsh cry, especially one made by a bird or a person in alarm.
squawk in Finnish
What does "squawk" mean?
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noun A short, harsh cry, especially one made by a bird or a person in alarm.
"The parrot let out a squawk when the door slammed."
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noun A loud complaint or objection.
"There was a squawk from the back row when ticket prices went up."
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verb To make a harsh, shrill cry.
"The seagulls squawked overhead as they fought over scraps."
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verb To complain loudly or protest.
"Fans squawked online after the match was postponed."
squawk in a sentence
- The parrot let out a squawk when the door slammed.
- She gave a squawk of surprise when the phone rang.
- There was a squawk from the back row when ticket prices went up.
- The seagulls squawked overhead as they fought over scraps.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "squawk" in Finnish?
"squawk" in Finnish is kirkuminen, rääkyminen, kirkua. squawk means: A short, harsh cry, especially one made by a bird or a person in alarm.
How do you use "squawk" in a sentence?
Example: "The parrot let out a squawk when the door slammed." In Finnish, "squawk" is kirkuminen, rääkyminen, kirkua.
Are there other ways to say "squawk" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "squawk": kirkuminen, rääkyminen, kirkua, rääkyä.