whistle

释义

v.吹口哨; 呼啸着行进; 鸣叫; (鸟类）啭鸣n.哨子; 哨子声; 汽笛声

词态变化

复数 :   whistles ; 第三人称单数 :   whistles ; 过去式 :   whistled ; 过去分词 :   whistled ; 现在分词 :   whistling ;

实用场景例句

He blew a whistle and sang snatches of songs...

他吹了一声口哨并唱了几段小曲。

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A gentle melody was whistled softly by his lips...

他的嘴唇轻柔地吹出一段柔和的旋律...

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Emitting a sharp whistle, he was taken aback but kept his cool.

他发出一声尖锐的口哨，感到意外但保持了冷静。

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The genuine admiration was unmistakably conveyed by Jenkins' sharp whistle at the conclusion.

詹金斯在结束时那声清脆的口哨明确传达了他由衷的赞赏。

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A train whistle whistled in the distance...

远处的火车汽笛在鸣响...

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The piercing whistle erupted from the car's sound system.

汽车音响突然发出尖锐的哨声。

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The building echoed with the whistle of the wind...

风呼啸着在大楼中回荡...

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Lurching upright, I caught the piercing whistle of a bullet skimming past my back.

我突然直起身，听见子弹掠过背后的刺耳呼啸声。

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The distant roar of a train's whistle echoed through Hugh's hearing.

火车遥远的呼啸声在休的听觉中回荡。

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The howling wind disrupted the serene silence with its piercing whistle.

呼啸的风以其刺耳的呼啸声打破了宁静的沉寂。

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On the train platform, the officer blew his whistle sharply...

火车月台上，警员尖锐地吹响了他的哨子。

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The referee abruptly blew his whistle to indicate a clear violation of the rules.

裁判突然吹响哨子，明确表示违反了规则。

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The shrill whistle of the night watchman echoed from the steel mill each evening.

每晚你都会听见炼钢厂守夜人的尖锐哨声。

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Employees exposing unethical colleagues or practices through whistle-blowing deserve protection from their companies.

通过举报揭露不道德同事或行为的员工应得到公司的保护。

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Dreaming of a cop with a whistle? He'd have better luck praying to the heavens.

幻想有个吹哨子的警察？他求神拜佛可能更靠谱。

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McSmith declares with a whistle that his private affairs remain entirely impeccable,

麦克史密斯吹着口哨宣称，他的私事依然完美无瑕。

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I stood there, attempting to suppress the urge to whistle nervously, yet my overwhelming fear and anxiety persisted unabated.

我站在那里，努力抑制住想要紧张地吹口哨的冲动，可强烈的恐惧和焦虑依然挥之不去。

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The Liberal Democrat leader scoffed at the Prime Minister's whistle for lifting Conservative morale, labeling it utterly pointless.

自由民主党领袖对首相提振保守党士气的呼吁嗤之以鼻，称其完全徒劳。

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真题例句

In some countries, whistling by listeners is a sign of approval while in other courtiers it is a form of insult.

出自-2011年12月听力原文

In some countries, whistling by listeners is a sign of approval while in other courtiers it is a form of insult.

出自-2011年12月听力原文

It's funny you ask that because I never have this moment when I feel, "Ah, I've finished!" I watch footballers at the end of the match, you know, the whistle goes and they've won or lost.

2017年6月六级真题（第一套）听力 Section A

英英释义

Noun

1. the sound made by something moving rapidly or by steam coming out of a small aperture

2. the act of signalling (e.g., summoning) by whistling or blowing a whistle;

"the whistle signalled the end of the game"

3. acoustic device that forces air or steam against an edge or into a cavity and so produces a loud shrill sound

4. an inexpensive fipple flute

Verb

1. make whistling sounds;

"He lay there, snoring and whistling"

2. move with, or as with, a whistling sound;

"The bullets whistled past him"

3. utter or express by whistling;

"She whistled a melody"

4. move, send, or bring as if by whistling;

"Her optimism whistled away these worries"

5. make a whining, ringing, or whistling sound;

"the kettle was singing"

"the bullet sang past his ear"

6. give a signal by whistling;

"She whistled for her maid"