catcall
英 ['kætkɔːl]
美 ['kætkɔl]
- n. 噓聲；不滿之聲；喝倒采
- vi. 發噓聲；發尖叫聲
- vt. 發噓聲
英文詞源
- catcall (n.)
- 1650s, a type of noisemaker (Johnson describes it as a "squeaking instrument") used to express dissatisfaction in play-houses, from cat (n.) + call (n.); presumably because it sounded like an angry cat. As a verb, attested from 1734.
雙語例句
- 1. Temporarily full - court in an uproar, the catcall below the stage.
- 一時全場嘩然, 台下噓聲一片.
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- 2. Take a press photographer in the company large activity and catcall.
- 在公司大型活動和集會中擔當攝影記者.
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