A screen on a car can mean several things including faulty brakes. A screeching sound can also indicate a belt has come loose.
What causes a car to screech is when you get too excited to go fast you step on the gas pedal or in other words you floor it! This causes the tires to regain grip on the ground and makes the screech noise.
A lose fan belt is one reason that a car can screech under acceleration. Another reason for the screeching when accelerating could be a problem with the car's timing belt.
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Sudden and harsh braking movements can cause the wheels to lock. When the rubber tires rub against gravel, the resulting friction can cause a loud screech.
Yes, the word 'screech' is both a noun (screech, screeches) and a verb (screech, screeches, screeching, screeched).noun: The screech of an owl woke me in the middle of the night.verb: Mom will screech when she sees this mess.
screech is onomataopeia
Sounds like a loose accessory belt or a bad belt tensioner.
you've got wheel spin or your travelling round the corner too fast.
The friction between the road and the tires creates and screeching sound.
The screech of brakes
screech (noun) = tsva-chah (צווחה) to screech (verb) = tsa-vach (צווח)
There is one syllable in the word 'screech'.