Llorando o gritando muy fuerte, sobre todo un bebé.
Crying or screaming loudly, especially said of a baby.
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El bebé estuvo berreando toda la noche. — The baby was squalling all night long.
Anoche las ráfagas de viento sacudieron las ventanas. — The squalling winds shook the windows last night.
¿Oyes esos chillidos en la habitación de al lado? — Can you hear that squalling in the next room?
¿Oyes la tormenta de fuera? — Can you hear the squalling storm outside?
Consuela rápido al niño que llora a gritos, por favor. — Please comfort the squalling child quickly.
Con un tiempo tan borrascoso, mejor quedarnos dentro. — We should stay indoors during such squalling weather.
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