clamour

clamour

1. 名词

clamour [countable, uncountable] (British English), clamor [countable, uncountable] (American English)

1. 喧闹声；叫嚷声

词语辨析

clamour/clamor 用于指嘈杂的噪音，尤指大声争吵、叫嚷声。

词汇扩充

相关词汇：shout（大声叫喊）、uproar（喧闹声）

近义词

clamour/clamor的近义词包括：noise（噪音）、racket（喧闹声）、din（喧闹声）

反义词

与clamour/clamor相反的词是：silence（寂静）、quiet（安静）

2. 动词

clamour [intransitive] (British English), clamor [intransitive] (American English)

2. 喧闹；大声争吵

词汇扩充

相关动词：shout（大声叫喊）、protest（抗议）

3. 形容词

clamorous [only before noun]

3. 喧闹的；叫嚷的

词语辨析

clamorous用于形容嘈杂的声音或争吵的人。

词汇扩充

相关形容词：loud（大声的）、noisy（嘈杂的）

近义词

clamorous的近义词包括：vociferous（大声的）、boisterous（喧闹的）

反义词

与clamorous相反的词是：quiet（安静的）、silent（寂静的）

柯林斯词典

clamour (clamours, clamouring, clamoured)

1. 名词：A clamour is a very loud noise made by a large group of people or animals.
2. 动词：If people clamour for something, they shout loudly or keep asking for it in a noisy way.

牛津词典

clamour (clamours, clamouring, clamoured)

1. 名词：A clamour is a loud and confused noise, especially that of people shouting.
2. 动词：If a group of people clamour for something, they all speak at the same time, often making a great deal of noise, because they want it and are determined to get it.

用法

1. clamour 作为名词和动词时，用法相对较为常见。

2. clamour 作为名词时，常与介词for搭配，表示强烈要求或抗议。

3. clamour 作为动词时，常用于表达大声争吵或强烈要求。

例句

1. The clamour of the crowd made it difficult to hear the speaker.（人群的喧闹声使得很难听到演讲者的声音。）
2. The children were making a lot of clamour in the playground.（孩子们在操场上喧闹不已。）
3. There was a clamour of voices outside the door.（门外传来一片嘈杂的声音。）
4. They have been clamouring for better safety measures.（他们一直在要求更好的安全措施。）
5. The protesters clamoured for the release of the prisoners.（抗议者们高声要求释放囚犯。）
6. They clamoured to be let in.（他们大声要求被放进去。）
7. The crowd clamoured for the band to play an encore.（人群一片喧哗声，要求乐队再次演奏。）
8. He was clamouring for attention.（他一直在寻求关注。）
9. The fans clamoured for autographs.（粉丝们争相要求签名。）
10. The clamorous music echoed through the hall.（吵闹的音乐在大厅回荡。）
11. She tried to make herself heard over the clamorous chatter.（她试图在喧闹的闲谈声中让自己被听到。）
12. He was a clamorous opponent of the new law.（他是新法律的坚决反对者。）
13. The clamorous children made it hard to concentrate.（喧闹的孩子们让人很难集中注意力。）