whistle

英[\'wɪsl]

美[\'wɪsl]

意思解释

vi. 吹口哨，吹哨子，鸣汽笛；呼啸；（动物）发出刺耳的叫声；吹口哨召唤
vt. 由吹口哨而发出；吹口哨召唤；用哨声使…行动
n. 口哨，哨子；汽笛；哨声，笛声；啭鸣声：尖厉高音

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

whistle 哨子

拟声词。

As putin spoke , and as the national audience watched , many in the crowd started to jeer and whistle .: 普京正讲着话，全国观众正在电视机前看着直播，现场许多人突然吹起了口哨、喝起了倒彩。

Before the air brake , railroad engineers would stop trains by cutting power , braking their locomotives and using the whistle to signal their brakemen .: 在空气制动装置发明之前，铁路工程师通常通过切断电源、锁死机车，并用口哨向司闸员示意的方法来使火车停下。

Julian south came all the way from staffordshire to whistle .: juliansouth从staffordshire来到这就是为了学吹口哨。