whistling

whistling

形容词

1. 吹口哨的

名词

1. 吹口哨

2. 口哨声

3. 吹口哨的声音

词语辨析

whistle, blow a whistle, whistle blow

这三个短语均含“吹口哨”的意思。

whistle：常用词，指用口发出尖锐或清脆的声音。

blow a whistle：多用于指体育比赛中的裁判员吹哨子。

whistle blow：多用于指吹响汽笛、警笛等。

词汇扩充

近义词

反义词

柯林斯词典

whistle (verb)

1. to produce (a shrill sound) by making a small hole or narrow passage through the lips and blowing air through it

2. (of a kettle, train, etc) to produce (a shrill sound) caused by the emission of steam or air

whistle (noun)

1. a device for making a shrill high-pitched sound by means of air or steam under pressure

2. a shrill sound produced by whistling

牛津词典

whistle (verb)

1. produce a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing breath through a small hole between one's lips or teeth

2. (of a kettle, train, etc.) produce a shrill sound by forcing steam or air out through a small hole or passage

whistle (noun)

1. a clear, high-pitched sound made by forcing breath through a small hole or passage between one's lips or teeth

2. a device for making a shrill sound by means of air or steam under pressure

用法

1. I could hear someone whistling a catchy tune.

2. The whistling of the wind through the trees created an eerie atmosphere.

3. The referee blew his whistle to stop the play.

4. She gave a sharp whistle to get the dog's attention.

5. He whistled in admiration as she walked by.

6. The kettle started whistling when the water reached boiling point.

7. The sound of the whistle signaled the end of the match.

8. The train let out a loud whistle as it pulled away from the station.

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