| 单词 | whistle |
| 释义 | whistle noun¹ 1small metal/plastic tube that you blow哨子adjective | verb + whistle | whistle + verb | phrases adjective➤dog, police, train呼唤狗的哨子；警笛；火车的汽笛▸➤guard's, referee's, etc.卫兵、裁判等的哨子▸➤steam汽笛▸➤penny, tin六孔小笛verb + whistle➤blow, blow on, sound吹哨子；鸣笛◆a train sounded its whistle in the distance.远处响起了火车的汽笛声。whistle + verb➤blow, go, sound哨声响起；汽笛响起◆the referee's whistle went just before the ball crossed the line.球刚要过线，裁判的哨子就响了。phrases➤a blast on a whistle一声哨响◆he gave a short blast on his whistle.他猛吹了一下哨子，声音短促。whistle noun² 2clear high-pitched sound尖厉的声音adjective | verb + whistle | preposition adjective➤loud响亮的哨音／汽笛声▸➤high, high-pitched, piercing, sharp, shrill高声鸣笛；尖厉的汽笛声；刺耳的哨音▸➤low低沉的哨音／汽笛声▸➤long长时间鸣笛／鸣哨▸➤short短促的哨音／汽笛声▸➤silent无声的口哨◆he pursed his lips in a silent whistle.他噘起嘴唇来吹口哨，但没有出声。➤wolf挑逗口哨▸➤final (sport体育) 终场哨◆from the opening to the final whistle, gray is relentless.从开始至终场哨响，格雷一直在奋力拚抢。verb + whistle➤give, let out鸣笛；发出哨音▸➤hear听到哨声／汽笛声preposition➤with a whistle随着汽笛声◆the train entered the tunnel with a shrill whistle.火车鸣着尖厉的汽笛声驶进了隧道。➤whistle of⋯的哨声◆she gave a low whistle of admiration.她赞叹地低低吹了一声口哨。 ➡ note at sound whistle verbadverb | verb + whistle | preposition adverb➤loudly大声吹口哨▸➤softly, under your breath轻声／低声吹口哨▸➤through your teeth透过牙缝吹口哨◆norma looked at the letter and whistled softly through her teeth.诺尔玛看着信，轻柔地哼起了口哨。➤cheerfully, happily欢快地／高兴地吹口哨▸➤tunelessly不成调子地吹口哨verb + whistle➤begin to开始吹口哨▸➤hear sb听到某人吹口哨preposition➤at对⋯吹口哨◆men whistled at her in the street.在大街上，男人们向她吹口哨。➤in以⋯心情吹口哨◆james whistled in amazement.詹姆斯惊讶得吹了声口哨。➤to向⋯吹口哨◆william whistled to me from a distance.威廉在远处向我吹了声口哨。 whistle nounwhistle ♦︎ boo ♦︎ jeer ♦︎ hiss ♦︎ catcallthese are all words for a sound that people make when they want to show what they think of sb/sth, especially if they disapprove of it.这些词均表示不满之声、嘘声。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆whistles / jeers / hisses of sth◆whistles / boos / jeers / hisses / catcalls from the crowd / audience◆to draw boos / jeers◆to be met / greeted with whistles / boos / jeers / hisses / catcalls◆a chorus of whistles / boos / jeers / catcalls■ whistle [countable] the sound that you make by forcing your breath out when your lips are closed, often to show a feeling such as surprise, approval or disapproval（表达惊诧、赞同或反对的）口哨声◆he gave a low long whistle of surprise.他惊愕地轻轻长吹了声口哨。◆from the audience came applause and whistles of appreciation.观众席上响起了赞赏的掌声和口哨声。ⓘ unlike most of the words in this group, a whistle more often shows approval than disapproval. when it is used to show dispproval it is often combined with another word from the group, such as jeer.与本组中大多数词不同，whistle 较常表示赞同。表示不赞同时常常与本组的其他词连用，如 jeer◆he attracted whistles and jeers and rotten tomatoes from the crowd.他招来众人的口哨声、奚落声和烂西红柿。 ➡ see also whistle → sing verb ▸ whistle verb [intransitive] ◆the crowd booed and whistled as the player came onto the field.该球员走进场地时，人群向他发出嘘声和口哨声。■ boo [countable] a sound that people make to show disapproval of sb/sth, such as an actor, speaker or performance（对演员、讲话者或表演等表示不满的）嘘声◆'boo!' they shouted, 'get off!'“去！”他们大声喊道，“滚下去！”◆the speech drew loud boos from the audience.演讲引来听众们大喝倒彩。▸ boo verb [intransitive, transitive] ◆the audience booed as she started her speech.她一开始讲话，听众便发出一阵嘘声。◆he was booed off the stage.他在一片倒彩声中下台。■ jeer [countable, usually plural] a rude remark that sb shouts at sb else to show that they do not respect or like them嘲笑，讥讽，奚落（的言语）◆he walked on to the stage to be greeted with jeers and whistles.他登上舞台，结果迎来阵阵嘲笑和口哨嘘声。▸ jeer verb [intransitive, transitive] ◆disappointed fans jeered at the players.大失所望的球迷们奚落着球员。◆the police were jeered by the waiting crowd.警察受到等待着的人群的嘲弄。■ hiss [countable] a sound like a long 's' that is used to show disapproval of sb/sth, such as a speaker, politician or opinion that is expressed（对演讲人、从政者或见解表示不满的）嘶嘶声◆this comment was met with boos and hisses.这一评论引来了嘘声一片。ⓘ a hiss can seem more unpleasant than a boo, because it usually expresses moral disapproval, not just that you do not like a performance. * hiss 可能较 boo 更令人不悦，因 hiss 通常表达道义上的不满，而不仅仅表示不喜欢一场演出。▸ hiss verb [transitive, intransitive] ◆he was booed and hissed off the stage.他在一片倒彩和嘘声中被轰下台。■ catcall /kætkɔːl/ [countable, usually plural] a noise or shout expressing anger at or disapproval of sb who is speaking or performing in public（对讲话或表演表示愤怒或不满的）嘘声；不满之声◆a chorus of catcalls and boos erupted in the middle of the ballet.芭蕾舞演出中途爆发了一片嘘声和倒彩声。whistle [intransitive](of a machine) to make a long high sound; (of the wind or a small object) to move quickly, making a long high sound（机器）鸣叫，呼啸，发出笛声；（风）飕飕地刮；（小物体）呼啸而行，嗖嗖地移动◆the kettle began to whistle.烧水壶呜呜地响了起来。◆the train whistled and shot into the tunnel.火车鸣响汽笛，疾驶入隧道。◆the wind whistled down the chimney.风飕飕地灌进烟囱。◆a bullet whistled past his ear.子弹嗖的一声从他耳边飞过。whistle [transitive, intransitive] to make a high sound or a musical tune by forcing your breath out when your lips are closed吹口哨；打呼哨；吹（曲子）◆he started to whistle a tune.他开始用口哨吹起了曲子。◆she whistled in amazement.她惊愕地打了个呼哨。◆the crowd booed and whistled as the player came onto the field.那名运动员上场时，人群又是发嘘声又是吹口哨。 ➡ see also whistle → whistle noun whistle [countable] the sound that you make by forcing your breath out when your lips are closed, often to show a feeling such as surprise, approval or disapproval（表达惊诧、赞同或反对的）口哨声◆he gave a low long whistle of surprise.他惊愕地轻轻长吹了声口哨。◆from the audience came applause and whistles of appreciation.观众席上响起了赞赏的掌声和口哨声。ⓘ unlike most of the words in this group, a whistle more often shows approval than disapproval. when it is used to show dispproval it is often combined with another word from the group, such as jeer.与本组中大多数词不同，whistle 较常表示赞同。表示不赞同时常常与本组的其他词连用，如 jeer◆he attracted whistles and jeers and rotten tomatoes from the crowd.他招来众人的口哨声、奚落声和烂西红柿。 ➡ see also whistle → sing verb ▸ whistle verb [intransitive] ◆the crowd booed and whistled as the player came onto the field.该球员走进场地时，人群向他发出嘘声和口哨声。whistleverb [intransitive] ◆the crowd booed and whistled as the player came onto the field.该球员走进场地时，人群向他发出嘘声和口哨声。whistleverb [intransitive] ◆the crowd booed and whistled as the player came onto the field.该球员走进场地时，人群向他发出嘘声和口哨声。whistle¹/ˈwɪsl; us ˈhwɪ- ||; ˈhwɪsḷ/noun[c] 1. a small metal or plastic tube that you blow into to make a long high sound or music 哨子: ◇the referee blew his whistle to stop the game. 裁判吹哨子中止比赛。 ☞picture at music 见music插图 2. the sound made by blowing a whistle or by blowing air out between your lips 口哨（声）: ◇united scored just moments before the final whistle. 联队在结束比赛的哨子声响起前不久射进了一球。◇he gave a low whistle of surprise. 他吃了一惊，轻吹了一声口哨。 whistle²/ˈwɪsl; us ˈhwɪ- ||; ˈhwɪsḷ/verb1. [i,t] to make a musical or a high sound by forcing air out between your lips or by blowing a whistle 吹口哨 · ◇he whistled a tune to himself. 他自得其乐地用口哨吹了一个曲子。 2. [i] to move somewhere quickly making a sound like a whistle 嗖地快速移动: ◇a bullet whistled past his head. 子弹嗖的一声从他头上飞过。 whistlesee ⇨ sing 2 • • •• ⇨ blow the whistle☞ whistle¹☞ whistle² |
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