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whistle[(h)wisl]n.口哨, 汽笛, 口哨声, 汽笛声v.吹口哨, 鸣汽笛whistlewhis.tleAHD:[hw¹s“…l, w¹s“-] D.J.[6hw!s*l, 6w!s-]K.K.[6hw!s*l, 6w!s-]v.（动词）whis.tled,whis.tling,whis.tles v.intr.（不及物动词）To produce a clear musical sound by forcing air through the teeth or through an aperture formed by pursing the lips.吹口哨：通过迫使空气穿过牙齿间隙或穿过由噘嘴形成的小缝隙而发出清晰的乐音To produce a clear, shrill, sharp musical sound by blowing on or through a device.吹哨子，鸣汽笛：通过吹击或通过某种装置而发出清晰、尖厉而刺耳的乐音To produce a high-pitched sound when moving swiftly through the air:发出啸叫声：当迅速穿过空气移动时发出高音调的尖声：The stone whistled past my head.石头呼啸着从我头顶经过To produce a high-pitched sound by the rapid movement of air through an opening or past an obstruction:呼啸：由于空气急速通过一个开口或经过一障碍物时而发出尖厉的声音：Wind whistled through the cracks in the windows.风从窗户的裂缝中呼呼地灌进来To emit a shrill, sharp, high-pitched cry, as some birds and other animals.啭鸣：发出刺耳、尖锐、高音调的喊叫，如一些鸟及其它的动物所发出的声音To summon by whistling.吹口哨召唤v.tr.（及物动词）To produce by whistling:由吹口哨而发出：whistle a tune.吹出一个调子To summon, signal, or direct by whistling.吹口哨召唤To cause to move with a whistling noise.由吹口哨而发出信号或指引：用哨声使…行动n.（名词）A small wind instrument for making whistling sounds by means of the breath.口哨；哨子：一种很小的吹奏乐器，通过呼吸而发出哨声A device for making whistling sounds by means of forced air or steam:汽笛：一种由受压空气或蒸汽产生哨声的装置：a factory whistle.厂笛A sound produced by a whistling device or by whistling through the lips.哨声， 笛声：由鸣笛装置或从唇间吹口哨而发出的声响A whistling sound, as of an animal or a projectile.啭鸣声：尖厉高音，如动物或发射物而发出的声音The act of whistling.吹，吹哨：口哨或哨子的行为A whistling sound used to summon or command.召唤哨声，命令哨声：用于召唤或发布命令的哨声blow the whistle【俚语】To expose a wrongdoing in the hope of bringing it to a halt:揭发：怀着使违法行为得以中止的希望而告发：an attorney who blew the whistle on governmental corruption.一个揭发政府腐败的律师whistle in the darkTo attempt to keep one's courage up.给自己壮胆：试图鼓起某人的勇气Middle English whistlen 中古英语 whistlen from Old English hwistlian 源自 古英语 hwistlian whistle[(h)wisl]n.口哨; 哨子; 汽[警]笛口哨声; 哨子声; 汽笛(兽)啸叫声; (鸟)鸣声; (风)啸声吹哨[吹笛]发出的信号[口]喉咙a steam whistle汽笛blow a whistle鸣笛whistle[(h)wisl]vi.吹口哨; 吹哨子; 鸣笛; (吹口哨或鸣笛)召唤(兽)啸叫; (鸟)鸣; (风)啸; (子弹等)发嘘嘘声He whistled as he walked down the street.他吹着口哨在街上走。The policeman whistled for the motorcar to stop.警察吹警笛令汽车停下。The wind whistled past.风嘘嘘吹过。whistle[(h)wisl]vt.以吹哨[笛]召唤用吹口哨吹奏(曲调等)使发啸声行进whistle a dog back以口哨声唤狗回来whistle a tune吹出一个曲子whistleblowern.[美俚]告密者, 揭发者whistleblowingn.告密, 揭发whistle-stopn.[美口]快车不停的小站; 小镇[美](竞选旅行中车站上的)短暂逗留whistle[(h)wisl]vt.,vi.(在...)作竞选活动whistleable[`hwIslEbl]adj.可用口哨吹奏的as clean as a whistle非常洁净; 光滑; 清白无罪as slick as a whistle[美俚]干干净净; 身体非常好at sb.'s whistle听命于某人, 招之即来blow the whistle (on)告发; 揭发使停下来dance after sb.'s whistle听从某人指挥, 顺从某人dance to sb.'s whistle听从某人指挥, 顺从某人go whistle遭到拒绝, 失望而去懈怠, 混日子; 白白浪费时间随意行动in less than a pig's whistle[口]马上, 立刻let sb. go whistle不顾某人的意愿, 无礼地拒绝某人赶走[驱逐]某人bid sb. go whistle不顾某人的意愿, 无礼地拒绝某人赶走[驱逐]某人one may whistle for it[口]妄想, 空想, 妄图pay too dear for one's whistle为图一时高兴而付很大代价; 得不偿失wet one's whistle喝杯酒, 润喉whistle for吹哨召唤空想; 痴心妄想whistle in the dark在黑暗中吹口哨; (转喻)给自已壮胆worth the whistle值得邀请的; 值得注意的acknowledging whistle警惕汽笛; 确认汽笛air whistle汽笛alarm whistle警笛approaching station whistle接近车站鸣笛automatic whistle自动汽笛; 自动鸣号chime whistle谐音汽笛, 复音汽笛emergency whistle紧急哨音, 紧急鸣笛delayed whistle缓判slow whistle缓判exhaust whistle排气笛final whistle终场哨声fog whistle雾笛heterodyne whistle外差啸声release brake whistle制动缓解汽笛resonant wedge whistle共振劈哨signal whistle信号风笛train control whistle列车自动控制的气笛whistlewhis.tleAHD:[hw¹s“…l, w¹s“-] D.J.[6hw!s*l, 6w!s-]K.K.[6hw!s*l, 6w!s-]v.whis.tled,whis.tling,whis.tles v.intr.To produce a clear musical sound by forcing air through the teeth or through an aperture formed by pursing the lips.To produce a clear, shrill, sharp musical sound by blowing on or through a device.To produce a high-pitched sound when moving swiftly through the air:The stone whistled past my head.To produce a high-pitched sound by the rapid movement of air through an opening or past an obstruction:Wind whistled through the cracks in the windows.To emit a shrill, sharp, high-pitched cry, as some birds and other animals.To summon by whistling.v.tr.To produce by whistling:whistle a tune.To summon, signal, or direct by whistling.To cause to move with a whistling noise.n.A small wind instrument for making whistling sounds by means of the breath.A device for making whistling sounds by means of forced air or steam:a factory whistle.A sound produced by a whistling device or by whistling through the lips.A whistling sound, as of an animal or a projectile.The act of whistling.A whistling sound used to summon or command.blow the whistleSlangTo expose a wrongdoing in the hope of bringing it to a halt:an attorney who blew the whistle on governmental corruption.whistle in the darkTo attempt to keep one's courage up.Middle English whistlen from Old English hwistlian
