| 释义 |
shout /ʃaʊt/ ► SEE ALLshout sb downshout out (to sb)shout sth out (to sb)●ˌshout sb ˈdownto shout to prevent sb who is speaking from being heard, because you do not like what they are saying or you disagree with them 用叫喊声压倒某人的讲话◆I tried to explain but they just shouted me down.
我试图解释，可他们大喊大叫，把我的声音压下去了。◆The speaker was shouted down by angry protesters.
愤怒的抗议者大叫大嚷，盖过了讲话人的声音。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌshout ˈout (to sb) ●ˌshout sth ˈout (to sb) to suddenly say sth in a loud voice 突然（向某人）喊叫◆I shouted out to them but they didn’t hear me.
我朝他们大喊一声，可他们没听见。◆She shouted out a warning.
她大声发出警告。◆He shouted out, ‘Over here!’
他高声呼喊：“在这边！”SYN call out (to sb) , call sth out (to sb) [v + adv] [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + speech]▸ ˈshout-out noun
an act of mentioning sb’s name by a performer at a concert or by a disc jockey (= a person who plays music on the radio or at a club), in order to give a message, say hello, etc. （音乐会表演者或音乐节目主持人提到某人名字的）提名致意，问候 ◆A big shout-out to my boyfriend Flavio on his birthday!
我要大声祝我男友弗莱维奥，生日快乐！ |