| 单词 | sound |
| 释义 | sound noun¹ 1sth you hear听到的adjective | verb + sound | sound + verb | sound + noun | preposition | phrases adjective➤big, deafening, loud, powerful很大的声音；震耳欲聋的声音；响亮的声音◆we need a big powerful sound from the trumpets in the final passage.我们在最后一段中需要一个嘹亮的小号声。➤audible听得见的声音▸➤faint, little, soft微弱声音；很小的声音；轻声▸➤high, high-pitched尖声▸➤deep, low低沉的声音；低声▸➤clean, clear, sharp清亮的／清晰的／尖厉的声音◆he produces a good clean sound on his flute.他用长笛奏出优美清晰的乐音。➤piercing刺耳的声音▸➤muffled听不清楚的声音▸➤amazing, beautiful, good, lovely, pleasing, sweet令人惊艳的声音；美妙的声音；悦耳的声音；甜美的声音◆his film opens with the sweet sound of birdsong.他的影片一开始是悦耳的鸟鸣。➤awful, horrible, sickening可怕的／恐怖的／令人厌恶的声音◆there was a sickening sound as his head made contact with the concrete.他的头撞到水泥地上时，发出一声令人毛骨悚然的声响。➤familiar熟悉的声音➤different, strange不同的／奇怪的声音◆we experimented with different sounds.我们尝试了不同的声音。➤distinctive独特的声音▸➤haunting挥之不去的声音▸➤beeping, booming, buzzing, clanking, clicking, etc.嘟嘟声、隆隆声、嗡嗡声、叮当声、咔嗒声等▸➤metallic金属撞击声➤electronic电子设备的声音▸➤hollow空洞的声音▸➤distorted失真的声音▸➤distant遥远的声音◆the distant sound of church bells远处教堂的钟声➤musical音乐声▸➤guitar, piano, etc.吉他声、钢琴声等◆she tried to describe what made a good guitar sound.她试图描述美妙的吉他声是什么样的。➤speech, vowel语音；元音➤natural自然的声音◆the mixing of recorded and natural sound录制的声音和自然声音的混合➤ambient环境（噪）声◆there's a lot of ambient sound in this film.这部影片中有许多环境声效。verb + sound➤hear, listen for, listen to听到／留心听／倾听声音◆he listened for sounds of movement.他留心听有没有人走动的声响。➤emit, make, produce, pronounce, transmit, utter发出声音；弄出声响；传声◆what's making that awful creaking sound?什么声音？嘎吱嘎吱的，真可怕。◆three bones transmit sounds to the inner ear.声音通过 3 块骨头传送到内耳。◆he didn't utter a single sound throughout the meeting.会上从头到尾他一言不发。➤use用声音◆she uses all the sounds available to a 21st-century composer.她利用了 21 世纪作曲家所有能用得上的声音。➤be filled with充满声音◆the room was filled with the sound of laughter.屋子里笑声一片。➤awake to, be woken by, wake to, wake up to醒来听到声音；被声音唤醒；察觉到声音◆i awoke to the sound of rain.我醒来听到下雨了。➤be interrupted by被声音打断➤jump at听到声音吓一跳◆he jumped at the sound of my voice.听到我说话他吓了一跳。sound + verb➤carry, travel声音传播◆sound carries well over calm water.声音在平静的水面易于传播。➤come声音传来◆a strange sound came from the box.箱子里传来奇怪的声音。◆my mouth moved but no sound came out.我的嘴动了动，但是没说出话来。➤echo, fill, ring out声音回响／响彻／鸣响◆a hollow sound echoed through the room.屋子里有空荡的回声。➤die away, fade, fade away声音消逝➤grow louder声音变大sound + noun➤wave声波▸➤effect音效▸➤bite（尤指广播或电视中某政治家的）演说录音片段◆as a politician he is a master of the 30-second sound bite.作为政治家，他很会利用 30 秒钟的简短剪辑。preposition➤at the sound of听到⋯声音◆he turned around at the sound of footsteps behind him.听到身后传来脚步声，他转过身来。➤without a sound毫无声响地◆the door opened without a sound.门悄无声息地开了。➤sound of⋯的声音◆the sound of breaking glass打碎玻璃的声音➤sound from从⋯传来的声音◆there was a strange sound from downstairs.楼下传来一声奇怪的声响。phrases➤break the sound barrier突破音障▸➤the speed of sound声速sound noun² 2the sound from tv, radio, etc.电视；收音机adjective | verb + sound | sound + noun adjective➤mono, stereo, surround单声道声音；立体声；环绕立体声▸➤recorded录制的声音➤great极佳的音质◆a game with good graphics and great sound画面精美、音质极佳的游戏verb + sound➤turn down, turn off, turn up关小／关掉／开大音量◆can you turn the sound up?您能把音量开大一些吗？➤get听到声音sound + noun➤level, quality声级；音质▸➤system音响系统◆a stereo sound system立体声系统➤recording声音录制▸➤engineer录音工程师➤card声卡sound noun³ 3of musicians音乐家adjective | verb + sound adjective➤live现场音乐风格◆the band developed a formidable live sound.这个乐队逐渐形成了令人惊叹的现场演唱风格。➤different, new, unique不同的／新颖的／独特的音乐风格➤beautiful, great美妙的／绝佳的音乐风格◆franz ferdinand have a great sound that's their own.法兰兹・费迪南乐队有绝佳的属于他们自己的风格。➤signature标志性音乐◆the band's signature sound该乐队的标志性音乐verb + sound➤create, develop创造／形成音乐风格◆the moog synthesizer created a whole new sound.穆格电子音响合成器创造出一种全新的音乐风格。sound adjective¹ 1in good condition状况良好verbs | adverb | phrases verbs➤be, look, seem完好；看上去完好；好像完好adverb➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.极其／相当／非常完好▸➤reasonably尚算完好◆the roof is in reasonably sound condition.屋顶还算坚固。➤structurally结构上坚固◆is the building structurally sound?这座建筑结构上是否坚固？phrases➤safe and sound (= not hurt) 安然无恙◆we finally arrived home safe and sound.我们终于安然无恙地回到家。sound adjective² 2sensible合情理verbs | adverb verbs➤be, seem合理；好像合理adverb➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.极其／相当／非常合理◆that seems like fairly sound advice.那个建议似乎很合理。➤perfectly十分合理◆she had a perfectly sound reason for acting as she did.她那么做有一个完全正当的理由。➤basically, fundamentally基本上／根本上合理▸➤ecologically, environmentally, financially, ideologically, scientifically, technically, theoretically生态上／环境上／经济上／意识形态上／科学上／技术上／理论上合理◆it was a financially sound investment.这项投资财务稳健。☞ sounds sound /saʊnd/ verb ➡ idiom at strike verb ●sound sb out (about/on sth) ●sound sth outto try to find out from sb what they think about sth, often in an indirect way 试探某人对某事的看法；探口风◆did you sound him out about working for us? 他来为我们工作的事你探出他的想法了吗？ sound /saʊnd/ adjective1.sensible; that you can rely on and that will probably give good results 明智的；合理的；可靠的；正确的◆accurate data provides a sound basis for making decisions. 准确的数据为决策提供了可靠的依据。2.good and thorough 全面的；透彻的；完备的◆applicants should have a sound knowledge of network software. 应征者应当具备全面的网络软件知识。3.in good condition; not damaged 完好的；未损坏的◆the building is old, but sound. 这栋大楼虽然旧了，但是完好无损。☞ sound☞ soundsound noun 1➤a buzzing sound嗡嗡声➤turn the sound down把音量调小sound ♦︎ noisethese are both words for sth that you can hear.这两个词均表示声音、响声。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆a big / deafening / loud / high-pitched / low sound / noise◆to hear / listen to / make / produce a sound / noise◆a sound / noise comes from sth / a place◆a sound / noise becomes / gets louder, closer, etc.■ sound [countable] something that you can hear声音；响声◆a scratching sound came from the front door.前门传来一阵嚓嚓的响声。◆i sat listening to the soft sound of rustling leaves.我坐下来倾听树叶那柔和的沙沙声。◆he crept into the house trying not to make a sound.他蹑手蹑脚地溜进房子里，尽量不弄出一点声响。ⓘ sound [uncountable] is vibrations (= continuous rapid movements) that travel through air or water and can be heard when they reach a person's or an animal's ear. * sound 是一种通过空气或水传播的震动波，传到人或动物的耳朵时就可以听见◆sound travels at about 340 metres per second.声的传播速度大约为每秒 340 米。■ noise [countable, uncountable] a sound, especially when it is loud, unpleasant or disturbing声音；响声；噪音；吵闹声◆there was a rattling noise coming from the back of the car.汽车尾部传来咔嗒咔嗒的声音。◆what's that noise?那是什么响声？◆don't make so much noise.别这么吵闹。◆we had to shout above the noise of the traffic.车辆的噪声太大，我们不得不扯着嗓子说话。note 辨析 sound or noise? sound is anything you hear. a noise is usually loud and unpleasant. * sound 指听见的任何声音，noise 则通常响亮而且烦人◆the soft noise of rustling leaves noise [uncountable] is continuous noises. sound [uncountable] is slightly more technical, used in scientific contexts. it is not used with words for amounts like much and a lot of. * noise 是持续性的。sound 则稍具专业性，用于科技语境，不与表示数量的词如 much 和 a lot of 连用◆don't make so much sound. sound noun 2➤a buzzing sound嗡嗡声➤turn the sound down把音量调小sound ♦︎ volumethese are both words for talking about what you can hear in terms of how loud or soft it is.这两个词均表示音量、音响。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆the sound / volume on sth◆to turn up / turn down / increase / reduce the sound / volume■ sound [uncountable] what you listen to when you use electronic equipment such as radios and televisions, see a film or go to a concert（收音机、电视、电影或音乐会的）声音，音响◆could you turn the sound down?你能把音量调小一些吗？◆the sound quality of the tapes was excellent.这些磁带音质极佳。■ volume [uncountable] the amount of sound that is produced by sth, especially electronic equipment such as radios and televisions（尤指收音机和电视等电器的）音量，响度◆she turned down the volume on the car stereo.她调低了汽车音响的音量。◆make sure the volume control is in the middle between the 'low' and 'high' settings.确保音量调节器设定在“高”、“低”档的中间。sound [transitive] to make a sound with a car horn, whistle or musical instrument, especially as a warning or signal使（汽车喇叭、哨子或乐器）发出声音（尤指作为警报或信号）◆passing motorists sounded their horns in support.开车路过的人按响喇叭以示支持。 ➡ see also sound → ring verb soundgood and accurate, but not excellent不错的，扎实的（但说不上出色）◆this was another sound performance by the team.这是该队又一次挺不错的表现。soundthat you can rely on and that will probably give good results明智的；合理的；可靠的◆he's a person of very sound judgement.他是一个很有判断力的人。◆the proposal makes sound commercial sense.这项提案从商业角度看完全合情合理。◆their policies are environmentally sound.他们的政策对环境无害。opp unsound ⓘ a method that is unsound contains mistakes and cannot be relied on to give good results; an idea or practice that is unsound is not acceptable, especially for moral or political reasons. * unsound 形容方法时表示有错误的、靠不住的，形容想法或做法时表示不能接受的，尤因道德或政治原因◆the use of disposable products is considered ecologically unsound.使用一次性产品被认为对生态不利。sound [countable, uncountable] the effect that is produced by the music of a particular singer or group of musicians嗓音；音乐风格◆he has a sound unlike any other guitarist.他的弹奏风格不同于任何别的吉他手。◆i like their sound.我喜欢他们的音乐风格。sound [intransitive](of a bell, clock, etc.) to produce a sound（钟、铃、时钟等）发出声音，响◆an alarm sounded two minutes after midnight.午夜 12 点过两分，警报声响起了。 ➡ see also sound → blow verb 3 soundlinking verb (not used in the progressive tenses不用于进行时) to give a particular impression when heard or read about听起来好像；让人听着好像◆his voice sounded strange on the phone.他的声音在电话里让人听着怪怪的。◆her explanation sounds reasonable to me.她的解释我听起来好像有道理。◆leo made it sound so easy. but it wasn't.利奥把这件事说得好像挺简单，其实不是那么回事。◆she sounds like just the person we need for the job.听她的言谈，她似乎正是我们想找的这份工作的最佳人选。◆you sounded just like your father when you said that.你说这话，听着跟你父亲一模一样。◆i hope i don't sound as if i'm criticizing you.我希望不要听起来好像我在批评你。sound [countable] something that you can hear声音；响声◆a scratching sound came from the front door.前门传来一阵嚓嚓的响声。◆i sat listening to the soft sound of rustling leaves.我坐下来倾听树叶那柔和的沙沙声。◆he crept into the house trying not to make a sound.他蹑手蹑脚地溜进房子里，尽量不弄出一点声响。ⓘ sound [uncountable] is vibrations (= continuous rapid movements) that travel through air or water and can be heard when they reach a person's or an animal's ear. * sound 是一种通过空气或水传播的震动波，传到人或动物的耳朵时就可以听见◆sound travels at about 340 metres per second.声的传播速度大约为每秒 340 米。sound [uncountable] what you listen to when you use electronic equipment such as radios and televisions, see a film or go to a concert（收音机、电视、电影或音乐会的）声音，音响◆could you turn the sound down?你能把音量调小一些吗？◆the sound quality of the tapes was excellent.这些磁带音质极佳。sound¹/saʊnd ||; saυnd/noun1. [c,u] something that you hear or that can be heard 声音: ◇the sound of voices 说话声◇a clicking/buzzing/scratching sound 喀嚓声；嗡嗡声；刮擦声◇after that, he didn't make a sound. 此后他就没哼过一声了。◇she opened the door without a sound. 她悄悄打开门。◇light travels faster than sound. 光波比声波传送得快。◇sound waves 声波 ☞picture at amplitude 见amplitude插图 2. [u] what you can hear coming from a television, radio, etc （电视机、收音机等传出的）声音，声响: ◇can you turn the sound up/down? 可以把声音调高╱低点吗？ by the sound of it/things judging from what sb has said or what you have read about sb/sth 根据某人所说或自己所阅读到的来判断: ◇she must be an interesting person, by the sound of it. 听起来她该是个有趣的人。 sound²/saʊnd ||; saυnd/verb1. linking verb (not usually in the continuous tenses 通常不用于进行时) to give a particular impression when heard or read about; to seem 听起来；似乎: ◇that sounds like a child crying. 听起来好像是儿童在哭泣。◇she sounded upset and angry on the phone. 听她在电话上的声音，她似乎很生气。◇you sound like your father when you say things like that! 你说那种事的时候，语气十足像你父亲！◇he sounds a very nice person from his letter. 从他写的信看来，他似乎是个和蔼可亲的人。◇does she sound like the right person for the job? 她看来适合做这份工作吗？◇it doesn't sound as if/though he's very reliable. 他似乎不很靠得住。 ☞in spoken english, people often use ‘like’ instead of ‘as if’ or ‘as though’, especially in american english, but this is considered incorrect in written british english. 在口语中，尤其在美国英语里，常用like，而不用as if或as though。但在英国英语的书面语里，这种用法被认为是不正确的。 2. -sounding (used to form compound adjectives 用于构成复合形容词) seeming to be of the type mentioned, from what you have heard or read 听起来像…；读起来像…: ◇a spanish-sounding surname 听起来像西班牙语的姓氏 3. [t] to cause sth to make a sound; to give a signal by making a sound 使发声；发出声音作信号: ◇to sound the horn of your car 按汽车喇叭◇a student on one of the upper floors sounded the alarm. 楼上的一名学生按响了警报器。 4. [i,t] (technical术语) to measure the depth of the sea or a lake by using a line with a weight on it, or an electronic instrument （用锤或电子仪器）探测（海或湖的深度） sound sb out (about sth) to ask sb questions in order to find out what he/she thinks or intends 试探他人的观点或意向 sound³/saʊnd ||; saυnd/adj1. sensible; that you can depend on and that will probably give good results 明智的；合理的；可信赖的: ◇sound advice 忠告◇a sound investment 明智的投资 2. healthy and strong; in good condition 健康的；良好的: ◇the structure of the bridge is basically sound. 桥梁的结构基本良好。 [opp] unsound 反义词为unsound➔soundness noun [u]sound⁴/saʊnd ||; saυnd/advbe sound asleep to be deeply asleep 沉睡；酣睡 sound1 a sound2 using sound or connected with sound3 to make a sound4 to make a high sound5 sounds made by something hitting or falling onto something6 sounds made by something repeatedly hitting something7 sounds made by glass or metal hitting something8 sounds made by guns, bombs etc9 sounds made by something burning or cooking10 quiet gentle sounds11 sounds made by gas or air12 sounds made by machines, engines, cars etc13 sounds made by bells or horns14 sounds made by liquids or something wet15 when a sound is repeated or continues for a long timerelated wordsa high sound 高的声音 high,a low sound 低的声音 low (2),see alsoloud,quiet,reflect,voice,music,1. a sound 声音 sound /saʊnd/ [countable/uncountable noun] something that you hear 声音 the only sound in the house was the ticking of the clock. 屋子里只有滴答的钟声。 something's wrong with the tv - you can see the pictures, but there's no sound. 电视机有问题—看得到图像，但是没有声音。sound of from the next room came the sound of laughter. 隔壁房间传来了笑声。a clicking/tapping/buzzing etc sound what's that funny rattling sound coming from the back of the car? 汽车后面传来喀嚓喀嚓的是什么怪声音?sights and sounds things that you see and hear 所见所闻 the fascinating sights and sounds of marrakesh 在马拉喀什引人入胜的见闻 noise /nɔɪz/ [countable/uncountable noun] a sound, especially a loud or unpleasant one 响声；噪音，吵声；嘈杂声 why are the children making so much noise out there? 孩子们为什么在外面发出这么大的吵声? are you sure you locked the door? i thought i heard a noise downstairs. 你肯定锁门了吗？我好像听到楼下有响声。noise of the noise of the traffic kept me awake all night. 交通噪声使我彻夜难眠。a banging/cracking/scratching etc noise can you hear that funny scratching noise? 你听到那嘎吱嘎吱的怪声吗？a loud noise there was a loud cracking noise and then the chair collapsed. 哗啦一声巨响，椅子就散架了。2. using sound or connected with sound 使用声音或与声音有关的 sound /saʊnd/ [adjective only before noun] sound waves the form that sound takes when it travels 声波 the ear picks up sound waves and converts them into signals that it sends to the brain. 耳朵接收声波，并把声波转化成信号传送到大脑。sound effects sounds produced to make it seem that something is happening 音响效果 a tense atmosphere is easy to create on stage with some sinister music and creepy sound effects. 用恐怖的音乐和令人毛骨悚然的声效就能营造出舞台上的紧张气氛。 acoustic /əˈkuːstɪk/ [adjective only before noun] related to sound, especially the way in which people hear sounds - used especially in technical contexts 声音的；听觉的［尤用于技术方面］ various pieces of recording equipment are used to produce interesting acoustic effects. 使用了各种录音器材来制造出有趣的音响效果。 deaf people get no acoustic feedback when they talk, so their speech is often impaired. 耳聋的人说话时得不到听觉反馈，所以他们的言语能力往往都有障碍。3. to make a sound 发出声音 make a sound/make a noise /ˌmeɪk ə ˈsaʊnd, ˌmeɪk ə ˈnɔɪz/ [verb phrase] i knew that if i made any sound, they would find me. 我知道我一发出声音，他们就会发现我。 the engine made a very strange noise when i tried to start the car. 我在发动汽车的时候，引擎发出一种十分奇怪的声音。make a buzzing/creaking/tapping etc sound every time someone opens that door, it makes a terrible creaking sound. 每次有人开那扇门，它就会发出可怕的吱嘎声。make a sound/make a noise like the lamb was making a sound like a baby crying. 那只小羊在叫着，声音就像婴儿在哭。 go /gəʊ/ [verb phrase not in progressive] go bang/beep/pop etc especially spoken to make a short loud sound 【尤口】发出砰/哔哔/啪等的一声 i was using the hairdryer and suddenly it went bang and stopped working. 我正在用吹风器，突然它砰的一声坏了。 the microwave should go ping when it's finished. 微波炉转完了会发出叮的一声。 with /wɪð, wɪθ/ [preposition] with a bang/crash/thud etc making a loud sound 砰/哗啦/扑通等的一声 the picture fell to the floor with a loud crash. 哗啦一声巨响，画掉到了地板上。 rockets flew into the air and then exploded with a terrific bang. 火箭冲入空中，然后轰的一声巨响就爆炸了。 go off /ˌgəʊ ˈɒf/ [intransitive phrasal verb] if something goes off, it starts making a noise - use this about warning bells, clocks that tell you it is time to get up etc ［尤指警铃、闹钟等］发出响声 my neighbour's car alarm went off three times last night. 昨天晚上我邻居的汽车防盗报警器响了三次。 i get up as soon as the alarm clock goes off at 7:15. 7点15分闹钟一响，我就起来了。 emit /ɪˈmɪt/ [transitive verb] to make a particular kind of sound - use this especially in scientific and technical contexts 发出［某种声音；尤用于科技方面］ the machine emits regular bleeps which indicate the heart rate. 机器发出有规律的哔哔声显示心率。 sounds emitted by the dolphins were recorded with an underwater microphone. 海豚发出的叫声用一个水下麦克风录了下来。 let out /ˌlet ˈaʊt/ [transitive verb] if someone lets out a particular kind of sound, they make it, especially when something surprises, frightens, or hurts them ［某人］发出［某种声音，尤指吃惊、害怕或感到疼痛时］ ‘it can't be true,’ maria said, letting out a sob. “这不是真的。”玛丽娅说着抽泣了起来。 a hand touched her shoulder. she let out a scream. 有一只手碰了她的肩膀，她尖叫了起来。4. to make a high sound 发出尖厉的声音 creak /kriːk/ [intransitive verb] if something creaks, especially something wooden such as a door, bed, or stair, it makes a long, high noise when someone puts pressure on it 发出嘎吱声［尤指木制品因挤压而发出长而尖厉的声音］ in the hall the floorboards creaked and the walls were damp. 大厅里，木地板嘎吱作响，墙壁是潮湿的。creak open the key clicked inside the lock and the door creaked open. 钥匙插锁里喀哒一下，门吱呀一声开了。 creak/creaking [singular noun] then i heard the creak of someone's footsteps on the stairs. 接着我听到有人走在楼梯上嘎吱嘎吱的脚步声。 the creaking of the boats in the harbour 海港里小船发出的嘎吱声 squeak /skwiːk/ [intransitive verb] if something squeaks, it makes a very high noise as it is moved, pushed etc, especially because two parts of it cannot rub smoothly together 吱吱作响［尤因某物的两个部分摩擦不顺畅］ his chair squeaked loudly as he swivelled round to face me. 他转过身来面朝着我，椅子转动的时候发出很响的吱吱声。 the rubber soles of my shoes squeaked on the shiny floor. 我的鞋是橡胶底的，踩在光滑闪亮的地板上吱吱地响。 squeak [singular noun] the only sound was the soft squeak of the marker on the board. 唯一的声音是记号笔写在板上时发出的轻轻的吱吱声。 squeaky [adjective] an old desk with squeaky drawers 抽屉吱嘎作响的旧书桌 screech /skriːtʃ/ [intransitive verb] to make a loud, long, unpleasant high sound, like the sound made by car tyres when the car stops suddenly 发出刺耳的吱吱声 the train screeched as it pulled into the station. 火车发着刺耳声进站了。 screech [singular noun] there was the screech of brakes and then a tremendous bang. 刹车吱的一声，接着是砰的一声巨响。5. sounds made by something hitting or falling onto something 某物敲击或跌落至另一物时发出的声音 bang /bæŋ/ [countable noun] a loud sound caused especially when something hard or heavy hits something else or falls on a surface 砰的一声巨响［尤指硬物或重物撞击另一物或跌落到某一表面时的声音］ i heard a loud bang - it sounded like something had fallen down upstairs. 我听到砰的一声，好像是有什么东西从楼上掉下的声音。make a bang small children are often frightrened of fireworks that make a bang. 很多小孩子都害怕呯啪响的烟花。close/land/collide etc with a bang the lid of the box fell shut with a bang. 箱子盖砰的一声合上了。 thud /θʌd/ [countable noun] the low dull sound produced when something heavy but soft hits something else or falls on a surface 砰的一声闷响［指软的重物撞击另一物或跌落到某一表面时发出的声音］ i heard a shot, followed by a thud as his body hit the floor. 我听到一声枪响，紧接着是啪的一声他倒地的声音。hit/drop/land etc with a thud a snowball hit her on the back of the neck with a soft thud. 雪球打到她脖梗上轻轻地发出噗的一声。the thud of suddenly we heard the thud of horses’ hooves. 突然，我们听到了得得的马蹄声。 crack /kræk/ [countable noun] a loud sudden very sharp sound like the sound of a stick being broken 喀嚓声［指棍棒断裂的声音］ the branch broke with a sudden crack. 树枝突然喀嚓一声断了。 as i hit the floor, i heard a loud crack in my arm. 我倒在地板上时听到我的手臂很响地喀嚓了一声。 crash /kræʃ/ [countable noun] the very loud sound produced when something hard such as metal or glass hits something else or falls on a surface, especially when damage is caused 哗啦声［指金属或玻璃等撞击或跌落的声音，尤指造成了损坏］ there was a loud crash in the bedroom and my dad started yelling. 卧室里哗啦一声巨响，我爸爸大叫了起来。fall/land/hit etc something with a crash the whole tray of dishes fell to the floor with a crash. 一托盘的碟子哗啦一声都落到了地上。 clatter /ˈklætəʳ/ [singular noun] the loud sound produced when a lot of hard things hit against each other or hit a hard surface 哗啦声，乒乓声，叮当声［指许多坚硬物体落至硬表面时发出的声音］ the clatter in the kitchen told me that mum was already up. 厨房里乒乒乓乓的，我就知道妈妈已经起来了。fall/drop etc something with a clatter bert put down his tools with a clatter, and looked round the room. 伯特哗啦一声放下工具，扫视了房间一下。the clatter of something just then there was the clatter of hooves on the road outside. 就在那时，外面的路上响起了得得的马蹄声。 bump /bʌmp/ [countable noun] the dull, fairly quiet sound produced when something such as part of your body hits something or falls against a surface ［身体某一部位等撞击某物或跌至某一表面时发出的］砰的碰撞声 at night, the old house seemed to be full of strange creaks and bumps. 到了晚上，那旧房子里一会儿嘎吱嘎吱，一会儿砰砰作响，似乎充满各种奇怪的声音。fall/sit down/hit etc something with a bump martin sat down suddenly with a bump. 马丁突然砰地坐了下来。 thump /θʌmp/ [countable noun] the dull, fairly loud sound produced when something heavy suddenly hits something else or falls hard on a surface 砰的一声［重物突然敲击另一物或重重地落至坚硬表面时发出的声音］ there was a loud thump as eddie threw luther back against the wall. 砰的一声，埃迪把卢瑟推到墙上。hit something/fall etc with a thump a suitcase toppled off the top of the wardrobe and landed on the floor with a thump. 一个旅行箱从衣橱上面翻下来，砰的一声落到地板上。6. sounds made by something repeatedly hitting something 某物不断敲击时发出的声音 knocking /ˈnɒkɪŋǁˈnɑː-/ [singular noun] the sound produced when something hard keeps hitting another hard surface ［硬物不断撞击坚硬表面时发出的］敲打声 one of the machines started to make a strange knocking sound. 其中有台机器开始发出奇怪的笃笃声音。 the builders’ knocking and hammering made it difficult for me to concentrate on my work. 建筑工人敲敲打打的声音令我难以集中注意力去工作。 rap/rapping /ˈræp, ˈræpɪŋ/ [singular noun] the sound produced when someone keeps hitting a surface, especially a door or window, with their hand or with a hard object ［用手或硬物敲打门窗等的］叩击声，笃笃声 rap/rapping at/on etc a violent rap at the door made me run downstairs. 一阵猛烈的叩门声使得我直奔楼下去。 i was kept awake by the rapping of a branch on my window. 枝条敲打在我的窗上，我一直没有入睡。 patter /ˈpætəʳ/ [intransitive verb] to make a quiet irregular sound, like the sound of rain falling or quick, light steps ［雨点、轻快的脚步等］发出啪嗒声 patter on/in etc raindrops were pattering on the car roof. 雨点啪嗒啪嗒打在汽车顶上。patter about/around move around with a pattering sound 啪嗒啪嗒地到处走 i could hear feet shuffling and pattering about upstairs. 我听到楼上有人拖着脚步啪嗒啪嗒地在走。 patter/pattering [singular noun] the patter of something the patter of mice in the attic 阁楼上老鼠的窸窸声 rattle /ˈrætl/ [intransitive verb] if something rattles, it makes a hard, quickly repeated sound, especially because part of it is loose and keeps hitting against something 发咯咯声，发咔嗒声［尤因某物一个部位松了而碰撞另一物］ there's something rattling inside the washing machine. 洗衣机里有什么东西在咯咯作响。rattle about/around move around with a rattling sound 咯嗒咯嗒响 sometimes, the bolts work loose and start rattling around. 有时候螺栓松了就会咯嗒咯嗒地响起来。rattle along/past etc move somewhere making a rattling sound 咔嗒咔嗒地移动 a battered old chevrolet rattled past. 一辆破旧的雪佛兰咔嗒咔嗒着驶过。 rattle/rattling [singular noun] i heard the rattle of a key in the door, and knew david was home. 我听到门上有钥匙在丁零当啷地响，就知道是戴维回来了。 tap /tæp/ [intransitive verb] to produce a sound by lightly and repeatedly hitting a hard surface 轻敲；连续发出轻叩声 tap on/against is that someone tapping on the door? 是有人在敲门吗？ it sounded as though something outside was tapping against the window. 那声音好像是外面有什么东西在敲击窗户。 tapping [singular noun] what are they doing next door? i can't stand this constant tapping on the wall. 他们隔壁在干什么呀？墙上一直有这啪啪啪的声音，我受不了。7. sounds made by glass or metal hitting something 玻璃或金属敲击某物时发出的声音 clink /klɪŋk/ [intransitive verb] if something made of glass or metal clinks, it makes a short ringing sound as it hits another glass or metal object ［玻璃或金属］发出叮当声 their champagne glasses clinked. ‘happy anniversary darling,’ roger said. 他们碰了一下香槟杯子，“纪念日快乐，亲爱的。”罗杰说道。clink against she wore at least twenty bracelets, which clinked against each other every time she moved her arm. 她至少戴了20个镯子，每当手臂一动，镯子就碰得叮当作响。 clink/clinking [singular noun] the clink of dishes in the dining room told him that dinner would soon be ready. 饭厅里碗碟叮叮当当，告诉他晚饭马上就准备好了。 clinking [adjective] sounds of clinking cutlery and glass 刀叉和玻璃杯丁零当啷的声音 clank /klæŋk/ [intransitive verb] if something heavy made of metal clanks, it makes a short, loud noise as it hits another metal object ［金属重物相击时］发出当啷声 the train's carriages clanked and rattled as it crept into the station. 列车徐徐驶进车站，车厢发出当啷响。 in the harbor, the boats’ rigging clanked noisily in the high wind. 海港里，船上的索具在狂风中当郎作响。 clank/clanking [singular noun] then i heard the clanking of the metal gates outside, followed by footsteps on the path. 接着我听到外面铁门当啷一声，随后小路上响起了脚步声。 clang /klæŋ/ [intransitive verb] if something metal clangs, it makes a loud, long ringing noise when it hits another metal object ［金属］发出当当声；铿锵地碰撞 somewhere inside the courtyard a bell clanged. 院子里有个地方铃声当当作响。clang shut the prison door clanged shut again. 牢房的门又啷当一声关上了。 clang [singular noun] i dropped the metal bar and it hit the floor with a loud clang. 金属条在我手中落下，当的一声打到地板上。 clanging [adjective] the sound echoed in matt's head like a clanging cymbal. 那声音在马特的脑海里回响，犹如铿锵的钱声。 jingle /ˈdʒɪŋgəl/ [intransitive verb] if a set of things jingle, especially things made of metal or glass, they make a continuous high musical sound as they hit each other ［尤指金属或玻璃制品相击时］发出叮当声 the coins in his pocket jingled together noisily. 他口袋里的硬币叮当作响。 a herd of goats crossed the beach, the bells around their necks jingling cheerfully. 沙滩上有一群山羊走过，挂在它们颈上的铃铛发出欢快的叮当声。 jingle [singular noun] just then there was the jingle of keys outside the door. 就在这时，门外响起了叮叮当当的钥匙声。 ring /rɪŋ/ [intransitive verb] if something rings, it makes a high, loud, continuous sound after it hits another object ［某物撞击另一物时］鸣响 if you tap something made of good glass, it should keep ringing for quite a long time. 用优质玻璃做的东西，轻轻敲一下会叮叮地响很长时间。 ringing [adjective] there was a ringing sound in my ears. 我耳边响起丁零零的声音。 tinkle /ˈtɪŋkəl/ [intransitive verb] to produce the pleasant, high, continuous sound that is made, for example, by light pieces of glass or metal hitting each other 发出悦耳的叮当声 i rang the bell and heard it tinkle inside. 我按了门铃，听到里面有叮咚叮咚的声音。 the ring fell from her hands and went tinkling across the floor. 铃铛从她手中落下来，滑过地板丁零零地响。 tinkle/tinkling [singular noun] the tinkle of glass and china 玻璃器皿和瓷器的叮当声8. sounds made by guns, bombs etc 枪、炸弹等发出的声音 bang /bæŋ/ [countable noun] a short sudden loud noise made by a gun, bomb etc ［枪、炸弹等］砰的声音 ‘i heard a bang and then i heard shots,’ said saxton, a tourist from australia. “我听到砰的一声，然后又听到了枪声。”一位从澳大利亚来的游客萨克斯顿说。loud bang there was a loud bang as the bomb exploded. 炸弹爆炸时发出砰的一声巨响。go off/explode etc with a bang the firework went off with a loud bang. 爆竹砰的一声爆炸了。 boom /buːm/ [countable noun] an extremely loud noise that can be heard for several seconds after it begins 隆隆声 the boom of cannon continued for most of the day. 炮声隆隆，一直响了大半天。 there was a loud boom. the chemical works was on fire. 轰隆一声巨响，化工厂着火了。sonic boom the loud noise made when a plane, spacecraft etc passes the speed of sound 音爆 a sonic boom was heard by observers on the shore as the meteorite fell to earth. 陨星坠落地球的时候，海岸上的观察者听到了震天的巨响。 roar /rɔːʳ/ [countable noun] an extremely loud noise that gets gradually louder and continues for a fairly long time ［逐渐增大、持续时间较长的］轰鸣声 with a great roar, the whole building was engulfed in flames. 随着轰然一声巨响，整幢大楼都被火焰吞噬了。 we threw ourselves to the ground as the roar of an explosion thundered over us. 爆炸声在头顶上轰鸣，我们急忙趴倒在地上。 rumble /ˈrʌmbəl/ [intransitive verb] to make a very low sound, like the sound of distant thunder, that gets quieter then louder continuously 发出轰隆隆的响声 in the distance, thunder rumbled across the sky. 远处雷声隆隆，响彻云霄。 the sound of rebel gunfire rumbled in the hills. 叛军的枪炮声在山上轰隆隆地响着。 rumble [singular noun] what began as a rumble became a powerful roar as the volcano erupted. 随着火山的喷发，起初的轰鸣声也变成了震天响的隆隆声。9. sounds made by something burning or cooking 燃烧或烹饪某物时发出的声音 crackle /ˈkrækəl/ [intransitive verb] if a fire or something burning in a fire crackles, it makes a repeated sharp sound ［火或某物在火中燃烧时］发出噼啪声 a log crackled on the fire. 一块木头在火中噼里啪啦地响。 in the living-room, a huge fire was crackling away. 客厅里噼里啪啦烧着一炉子熊熊的火。 crackle [singular noun] the crackle of the bonfire 篝火的噼啪声 sizzle /ˈsɪzəl/ [intransitive verb] to produce the continuous sound that is made, for example by food being cooked in very hot oil ［油煎食物等时］发嘶嘶声 bacon was sizzling in the frying pan. 熏肉在煎锅里嘶嘶地响。 it was so hot that the water just sizzled and evaporated. 那里热得水都在嘶嘶地冒着蒸汽。 sizzle [singular noun] the sizzle and smell of hamburgers and sausages greeted us as we walked out the back door. 我们走出后门的时候，汉堡包和香肠的嘶嘶声和香味朝我们扑面而来。10. quiet gentle sounds 轻而柔和的声音 murmur /ˈmɜːʳməʳ/ [singular noun] the continuous, low, quiet sound of something that is a fairly long way away or that is continuously there as well as other noises 持续而低沉不清的声音 jan had the radio on in the room above, but it was no more than a murmur. 简在楼上的房间里开着收音机，但是只有很低沉的声音。the murmur of something the murmur of distant traffic reached us when the wind was in the east. 东风吹来的时候，我们可以听到远处车来车往的轰轰声。 rustle /ˈrʌsəl/ [intransitive verb] if things such as papers, leaves, or clothes rustle, they make a continuous quiet sound as they rub against each other ［纸、叶子、衣服等相互摩擦时］发出窸窣声，沙沙作响 leaves rustled in the summer breeze. 树叶在夏日的微风中沙沙作响。 the tissue paper rustled in the silence as she unwrapped the gift. 她拆着礼物，寂静中只有绵纸窸窸窣窣地响。 rustle [singular noun] there was no sound in the library except for the occasional rustle of papers. 图书馆里除了偶尔有书页翻动的窸窣声以外，悄然无声。 swish /swɪʃ/ [singular noun] the smooth quiet sound produced when something such as a skirt or curtains moves quickly through the air ［裙子或窗帘等快速移动时发出的］刷刷声 the magnificent red stage curtains opened with a swish. 华丽的红色帷幕刷的一声拉开了。the swish of something just then there was the swish of wings right above my head. 就在那时，一对翅膀刷拉一声掠过我的头顶。 swish [transitive verb] horses try to keep flies off by swishing their tails from side to side. 马儿刷刷地左右甩着尾巴驱赶苍蝇。11. sounds made by gas or air 气体发出的声音 hiss /hɪs/ [intransitive verb] if something such as a tyre, ball, or part of a machine hisses, it makes a continuous high sound as air, water etc escapes from it ［轮胎、球或机器某一部位漏气或漏水时］发出嘶嘶声 air hissed out of the tyre. 轮胎嘶嘶地漏气。 it sounded as though gas was hissing out of a pipe. 那声音好像是管子在嘶嘶地漏气。 hiss [singular noun] the train halted with a loud hiss of escaping steam. 火车嘶的一声放着蒸汽，停了下来。 fizz /fɪz/ [intransitive verb] to produce the continuous high sound that is made for example by some kinds of drinks that produce bubbles when they are poured into a glass 发嘶嘶声［如饮料倒入杯子时冒气泡］ i dropped the tablet in the glass. it fizzed and dissolved. 我把片剂放入杯中，它便嘶嘶地溶化了。 the firework fizzed for a moment and then went off with a bang. 烟花嘶嘶地响了一会儿，接着便砰地一声炸开了。12. sounds made by machines, engines, cars etc 机器、引擎、汽车等发出的声音 buzz /bʌz/ [intransitive verb] to make a continuous sound, for example, like the sound made by bees ［如蜜蜂］发出嗡嗡声 police helicopters buzzed backwards and forwards over the area all day. 警方的直升机整天在那个地区的上空嗡嗡地飞来飞去。 the whole office seemed to be buzzing with the sound of machinery. 整个办公室里好像都响着机器的嗡嗡声。 buzz [singular noun] i could hear the buzz of a chainsaw far away among the trees. 我听到远处树林里有链锯的嗡嗡声。 hum /hʌm/ [intransitive verb] to make a soft, low continuous sound like the sound made by some electric or electronic equipment 发出连续的嗡嗡声［如电器或电子器械发出的声音］ the refrigerator hummed softly in the corner. 冰箱在角落里轻轻地嗡嗡响着。 the computer was still on, humming away. 电脑还开着，发出嗡嗡声。 hum [singular noun] the hum of the air conditioning 空调的嗡嗡响 whirr /wɜːʳ/ [intransitive verb] to make a fairly quiet, regular sound like something turning very quickly and beating against the air ［像某物转得很快时］呼呼作响；发出嗡嗡声 the video recorder whirred and rewound. 录像机在呼呼地倒带。 already the plane's propellers were whirring into action. 飞机的螺旋桨已经呜呜地在转动了。 whirr [singular noun] at last the engine started up with a grinding whirr. 引擎刺耳地嗡嗡响着，终于启动了。 whine /waɪn/ [singular noun] an unpleasant long high sound, especially produced by an engine or vehicle running at very high speed 刺耳的嘎嘎声［尤指引擎或车辆高速运转时发出的声音］ the sky was filled with the whine and roar of bombers. 满天都是轰炸机轰隆隆的声音。 beep also bleep british /biːp, bliːp/ [countable noun] a high, sometimes repeated, electronic sound sent out by a machine, especially in order to attract someone's attention ［机器尤为引起注意发出的］嘟嘟声，哔哔声 you'll hear a bleep when the photocopier's finished printing. 复印机印好了之后会发出嘟嘟声。 someone's pager beeped in the middle of the best scene in the play. 就在戏演到最精彩的时候，有人的传呼机哔哔地响了。 beep/bleep [intransitive verb] the machine bleeps if you leave it switched on for more than 10 minutes. 这台机器如果开十分钟以上就会发出嘟嘟声。 roar /rɔːʳ/ [intransitive verb] if a car, plane etc engine roars, it makes a very loud noise when it is near full power ［汽车或飞机引擎差不多开足马力时］发出轰鸣声 the ferrari roared and shot off down the road. 法拉利轰的一声奔驰而去。roar past/along etc move with a roaring sound 轰鸣着驶过 there was the sound of a siren and several police cars roared past. 警笛拉响，几辆警车鸣鸣地驶过。 roar [singular noun] the boat's motor made quite a roar. 小船的发动机发出很大的轰鸣声。 tick /tɪk/ [intransitive verb] if a clock or other machine ticks, it makes a quiet, regular, repeated sound ［时钟或其他机器］发出滴答声 i find it impossible to sleep if there's a clock ticking in the room. 如果房间里有时钟滴答滴答在响，我就无法睡着。 as usual, there was a bomb ticking somewhere and james bond had to find it. 像往常一样，有一颗定时炸弹在滴答滴答地响，而詹姆斯·邦德必须得把它找出来。 tick/ticking [singular noun] jeremy waited anxiously, listening to the ticking of the clock on the wall. 杰里米听着墙上的钟声滴答滴答地响，焦急地等待着。13. sounds made by bells or horns 铃声或喇叭声 ring /rɪŋ/ [intransitive verb] to make a sound like that of a bell 鸣响 the phone's ringing. 电话铃响了。 a burglar alarm was ringing further along the road. 这条路前面一点有防盗报警器在响。 at that moment, the door bell rang. 就在那时，门铃响了。 toll /təʊl/ [intransitive verb] written if a large bell tolls, it makes regular, separate ringing sounds, especially as a sign of someone's death 【书面】［尤指丧钟一声一声地］鸣响 the funeral procession left the church as the bells began to toll. 钟声开始敲响，送葬队伍离开了教堂。 chime /tʃaɪm/ [intransitive/transitive verb] if a bell or clock chimes, it makes a single ringing sound or a small number of ringing sounds, especially in order to tell you what time it is ［钟］敲响［尤为报时］ i heard a clock chime softly in the next door room. 我听到隔壁的房间里钟声在轻轻敲响。 across the valley, church bells were chiming. 山谷的那边，教堂的钟声在敲响。chime six/eight/twelve etc ring six, eight, twelve etc times to show the time 钟敲了六下/八下/十二下等 a clock chimed six. 时钟敲了六下。 chime [countable noun] the shop door opened with a chime. 商店的门叮咚一声开了。 honk /hɒŋkǁhɔːŋk/ [intransitive/transitive verb] informal if you honk a vehicle's horn or if the horn honks, it makes a loud clear sound which continues for only a few seconds 【非正式】［使］［汽车喇叭］鸣响 several horns honked impatiently. 好几个喇叭不耐烦地响了起来。 the truck driver honked his horn and waited. 卡车司机按响喇叭等待着。 hoot /huːt/ [intransitive/transitive verb] british if you hoot a vehicle's horn, or if the horn hoots, it makes a loud clear sound which continues for only a few seconds and is like a single musical note 【英】［使］［汽车喇叭］鸣响 a horn hooted behind me. it was don in his little red car. 我的身后响起了喇叭声，那是唐在他那辆红色小车里。 all the other drivers were tooting their horns and yelling at me to move my car. 其他司机都按着喇叭，大声叫嚷着要我把车开走。 hoot/hooting [countable noun] the hooting of a horn made me turn round. 喇叭的响声使我回过头去。14. sounds made by liquids or something wet 液体或湿的东西发出的声音 splash /splæʃ/ [countable noun] the sound that a liquid makes when it falls from a height, hits something hard, or is moved rapidly around ［液体的］溅泼声 there was a splash behind the boat as a large silver fish jumped out of the water. 小船后面扑通一声，一条银色的大鱼跳出了水面。 judging from the shouts and splashes coming from the pool, everyone was having a lot of fun. 泳池传来欢叫声和溅水声，看来大家都玩得很开心。fall/land etc with a splash ashlee fell into the river with a loud splash. 阿什莉扑通一声掉进了河里。 splash [intransitive verb] the waterfall cascaded over the rocks and splashed into a pool at the bottom. 那瀑布在岩石上倾泻下来，飞溅着落入下面的一个池中。 squelch /skweltʃ/ [intransitive verb] british to make a sound like someone walking in soft, wet mud, or to move somewhere making this sound 【英】［走在湿泥地里时］嘎吱嘎吱地响，咕唧咕唧地响 it had been raining hard and my boots squelched as i walked across the park. 天一直下着大雨，我走在公园里，靴子发出咕唧咕唧的声音。squelch along/past/through etc ankle deep in mud, we squelched across the meadow. 我们踩着齐踝深的烂泥，嘎吱嘎吱地走过草地。squelch around melvin was squelching around in the yard outside the cowshed. 梅尔文正在牛棚外面的院子里嘎吱嘎吱地走着。 gurgle /ˈgɜːʳgəl/ [intransitive verb] if something such as a stream gurgles, it makes a low irregular sound like water flowing through a pipe ［溪流等］发汨汨声 the pipes in the attic gurgle in the night and keep me awake. 夜里，阁楼的管道里发出咕噜咕噜的水声，让我难以入眠。 the washing machine gurgled as it changed cycles. 洗衣机换方向旋转的时候发出汩汩的水声。 gurgle [singular noun] somewhere nearby there was the gentle gurgle of a stream. 附近某处有条潺潺流水的小溪。 plop /plɒpǁplɑːp/ [intransitive verb] to make a sound like something solid falling directly into water 扑通一声落下水 plop into/onto etc noah threw a stone high into the air and it plopped into the river. 诺厄把一块石头抛得高高的，然后它扑通一声落入河里。 several letters plopped onto the doormat. 有几封信啪啪地掉落在擦鞋垫上。 plop/plopping [singular noun] the frog reached the stream and jumped in with a plop. 那只青蛙跳到小溪边，扑通一声跃入水中。 bubble /ˈbʌbəl/ [intransitive verb] to make the continuous repeated sound that is made, for example, by water boiling 发出噗噗声［如水沸腾的声音］ a large saucepan of soup was bubbling on the stove. 一大锅汤在炉子上噗噗地烧着。 bubbling [adjective] josh lay back in the bubbling jacuzzi. 乔希躺在水声汩汩的按摩浴缸里。15. when a sound is repeated or continues for a long time 某个声音不断重复或持续一段长时间 echo /ˈekəʊ/ [intransitive verb] if a sound echoes, you hear the last part of it again because it was made in a large empty room, near a high wall etc ［因在大而空荡的房间里、高墙附近等］发出回声，产生回响 i heard footsteps echoing down the corridor. 我听到脚步声在走廊里回响。 echo [countable noun] there was the sound of gunshot and then its echo in the mountains. 枪炮声响起，在山间回荡。 reverberate /rɪˈvɜːʳbəreɪt/ [intransitive verb] if a loud sound reverberates, or a building reverberates with a sound, the sound is repeated or continues for a fairly long time, so that the building or room where it is seems to shake ［巨大的声音］回响，回荡［使大楼或房间像是震动似的］ reverberate around/along/through etc the sound of a train passing reverberated through the house. 火车开过的声音响彻整栋房子。reverberate with at four o'clock the school bell goes, and the whole school reverberates with the sound of running feet and slamming doors. 4点钟下课铃一响，整个校园都响起了奔跑的脚步声和砰砰的关门声。 reverberation /rɪˌvɜːʳbəˈreɪʃən/ [countable/uncountable noun] the last reverberations of the thunder were just dying down. 雷声最后的回响正在渐渐消逝。 resonate /ˈrezəneɪt/ [intransitive verb] if something such as music or a musical instrument resonates, it makes a continuous, rich, musical sound ［音乐或乐器等］回响，回荡 the sounds of beethoven's 5th symphony resonated through the house. 房子里回响着贝多芬的《第五交响曲》。 resonant [adjective] his voice was deep, rich and resonant. 他的声音低沉浑厚，而且很洪亮。 resound /rɪˈzaʊnd/ [intransitive verb] if a very loud sound resounds, it continues for a fairly long time, filling a place with sound ［巨大的声音］回响，回荡 raymond's huge laugh resounded everywhere we went. 我们走到哪里都听到了雷蒙德洪亮的笑声。resound around/in/through etc as he fell, his scream resounded through the canyon. 他摔下去的时候，尖叫声响彻整个峡谷。☞ sound¹☞ sound²☞ sound³☞ sound⁴ |
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