shout
名词
定义 shout 名词
sound(聲音)
- B1Countable(可數名詞)
the act of uttering words or sounds at a high volume.
大聲呼喊;叫喊聲
The speaker's remarks were met with a chorus of shouts from the displeased audience.
演講者的言論引起了不滿觀眾的一陣叫喊。
Suddenly, a loud shout shattered the silence.
突然,一聲大喊打破了寂靜。
The children's joyful shouts echoed across the playground as they played.
孩子們在遊樂場玩耍時,歡樂的叫喊聲迴盪在空氣中。
drinks(飲料)
- Countable(可數名詞)informal(非正式)
a round of drinks that one person buys for everyone in a group; it is a particular person's turn to buy drinks for the group.
(英國,非正式)輪流請客的酒;輪到某人請客
I'll pay for this round of drinks; it's my shout since you got the last one.
我來付這一輪的酒錢;既然上次是你請的,這次輪到我請客了。
Don't worry about the bill, it's my shout tonight.
別擔心賬單,今晚是我請客。
Since you've helped me out so much, this drink is my shout.
既然你幫了我這麼多,這杯酒我請了。
动词
定义 shout 动词
sound(聲音)
- A2Intransitive(不及物動詞)
to speak very loudly, often to make oneself heard in a noisy environment or when the listener is far away or cannot hear well.
大聲說;高聲喊
He had to shout to make himself heard to the people in the yard.
他不得不大聲喊叫,才能讓院子裡的人聽到他說話。
"Hurry up!" she shouted to her friend across the distance.
「快點!」她對遠處的朋友大聲喊道。
We had to shout to each other to be heard over the loud music.
我們不得不大聲喊叫才能在嘈雜的音樂聲中聽到彼此。
- A2Intransitive(不及物動詞)
to call out loudly to attract someone's attention.
呼喊;大聲叫(以引起注意)
They got lost in the forest and began to shout for help.
他們在森林裡迷路了,開始大聲呼救。
She shouted, hoping that someone would hear her call for help.
她大喊,希望有人能聽到她的呼救。
He shouted his friend's name in the crowded room.
他在擁擠的房間裡大喊他朋友的名字。
emotion(情緒)
- A2Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)
to express strong emotions like anger, fear, or excitement in a loud voice; to express strong opinions loudly.
大喊;呼喊
He shouted at himself in frustration after failing the exam.
他在考試失敗後,沮喪地對自己大喊。
She shouted angrily at her disobedient child.
她憤怒地對她不聽話的孩子大喊。
The crowd shouted their support for their team.
人群大聲地為他們的隊伍加油。
drinks(飲料)
- Transitive(及物動詞)Verb + two objects(動詞+雙賓語)informal(非正式)
to buy a drink for someone else.
(澳洲,非正式)為(某人)買一杯飲料
I will shout you a drink to thank you for your help.
我會請你喝一杯,以感謝你的幫助。
Let's go to the bar this weekend and I will shout everyone a drink.
這個週末我們去酒吧,我會請大家喝一杯。
I'm in a great mood today, I'll shout everyone a drink.
我今天心情很好,我會請大家喝一杯。
成语
- within shouting distance
Located very near; close enough to be reached by a shout.
近在哆喧間
• Their new house is very close to the beach, almost within shouting distance.
他們的新房子離海灘很近,幾乎在喊叫的距離內。
- something/nothing to shout about
describing whether a situation or event is exciting, impressive, or praiseworthy
值得/不值得歡呼高興的事
• Their team's performance this season is nothing to shout about.
他們球隊本季的表現沒什麼好誇耀的。
- give someone a shout
To inform or notify someone, often verbally or by phone.
通知某人;知會某人
• If you decide to come, be sure to give me a shout.
如果你決定要來,記得通知我一聲。
片语动词 shout
- shout someone down
to drown out someone's voice during a meeting by shouting
用叫喊聲壓過某人的聲音
• During the meeting, the other participants tried to shout him down while he was presenting his viewpoint.
在會議中,其他參與者試圖在他發表觀點時用叫喊聲壓過他的聲音。