The Chinese phrase **"號嗄"** does not have a direct or commonly recognized English translation, as it appears to be either:
1. **A non-standard or dialectal expression** (possibly from regional Chinese).
2. **A typo or miswritten term** (e.g., intended might be "號叫" háojiào, meaning "to howl/scream").

### Possible Interpretations:
- If you meant **"號叫" (háojiào)**, it translates to **"howl," "yell,"** or **"scream"** (e.g., 狼在號叫 → "The wolf is howling").
- If it’s **onomatopoeia** (模仿聲音), it could be rendered as **"howl"** or **"shriek"** depending on context.

For accurate translation, please:
1. Confirm the correct Chinese characters.
2. Provide context (e.g., Is it an animal sound? A human cry?).

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