Clamour
[ ['kl?m?] ]
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n. 喧鬧\\nv. 大聲地要求
?? 例句
A great clamour has arisen around the question of peace or war.
是和是戰(zhàn), 鬧得甚囂塵上。
an irresponsible clamour
不負(fù)責(zé)任的吵嚷
Owen paused, and immediately there arose a great clamour from his listeners.
歐文停了下來，聽眾中立即掀起一陣喧囂。
The clamour of the church bells strikes my ears.
教堂鐘聲的喧鬧聲傳到我的耳中。
The clamour of the heavy traffic gave you a headache.
來往車輛嘈雜的聲浪使人頭痛。
? 同義詞
?? 牛津釋義
clamour
(US clamor), n [C, U]
1 loud confused noise, esp of shouting 喧嘩聲（尤指喊叫聲）; 喧鬧; 吵鬧.
2 ~ (for/against sth) loud demand or protest 大聲的要求或抗議
a clamour for revenge 復(fù)仇的喊聲. clamour, (US clamor) v
1 [I] make a clamour(1) 喧嘩; 吵鬧.
2 [Ipr, It] ~ for/against sth make a loud demand or protest 大聲地要求或抗議
The public are clamouring for a change of government. 公眾大聲疾呼要求撤換政府.
The baby clamoured to be fed. 嬰兒餓得大聲哭叫.
??? 情景例句
He's not crying anymore.
他不再哭了。
Don't forget to write to let us know you arrived safely.
不要忘記寫信回來，告訴我們你已經(jīng)安全抵達(dá)。
Oh, hello, Lin Tao. Fine, thanks. What about you?
噢，你好，林濤。很好，謝謝。你好嗎？