English Quiz (Part 168)

'peal' Meaning

• to make a long, high, unhappy cry, usually when hurt or fighting; a long, high, unhappy cry, usually made by an animal that is hurt or fighting

• the quality of being easy to move and direct

• When bells peal, they ring with a loud sound; a long loud sound or series of sounds, especially of laughter or thunder; a long loud ring; to sound loudly

'yowl' Meaning

• to make a long, high, unhappy cry, usually when hurt or fighting; a long, high, unhappy cry, usually made by an animal that is hurt or fighting

• When bells peal, they ring with a loud sound; a long loud sound or series of sounds, especially of laughter or thunder; a long loud ring; to sound loudly

• the quality of being easy to move and direct

'maneuverability/manoeuvrability' Meaning

• a man who wants to marry a particular woman; a person or company who wants to take control of another company; a company that wants to buy another company

• the quality of being easy to move and direct

• used to refer to something that revolves (= moves around a central point)

'suitor' Meaning

• a man who wants to marry a particular woman; a person or company who wants to take control of another company; a company that wants to buy another company

• to compete with other people to achieve or get something; to compete

• used to refer to something that revolves (= moves around a central point)

'revolving' Meaning

• in a careless or unwise way, without thought for what might happen or result

• a large group of armed ships that fight wars at sea

• used to refer to something that revolves (= moves around a central point)

'exceedingly' Meaning

• to cause people to doubt someone's character, qualities, or reputation by criticizing them; to cause people to doubt or not trust someone’s character, honesty, or ability

• to a very great degree; extremely

• behaviour that is rude and does not show respect, especially someone older or in a higher position than you