WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| squawk⇒ vi | (bird: screech) | graznar⇒ vi |
| | | crascitar⇒ vi |
| | Birds squawked in the trees overhead. |
| | Los pájaros graznaban en los árboles. |
| squawk [sth]⇒ vtr | figurative (person: utter in screeching tone) (figurado) | chillar⇒ vtr |
| | The old man shook his fist and squawked his disapproval. |
| squawk n | (bird's harsh cry, screech) | graznido nm |
| | The parrot let out a sudden, loud squawk. |
| | El loro soltó un graznido fuerte y repentino. |
| squawk n | figurative (person: screech) | chillido nm |
| | When he entered puberty, the boy's voice turned into a squawk. |
| squawk⇒ vi | figurative (person: speak in screeching tone) (figurado) | chillar⇒ vi |
| Additional Translations |
| squawk n | figurative, informal (complaint) (figurado) | chillido nm |
| | | queja nf |
| | The hotel received a squawk from two guests. |
| squawk n | informal (aircraft ID signal) | código de transpondedor nm + loc adj |
| | The plane sent out a squawk to let other aircraft know it was in their vicinity. |
| squawk vi | figurative, informal (complain) (figurado) | chillar⇒ vi |
| | | quejarse⇒ v prnl |
| | The customer was squawking that his soup was cold. |
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