whistle

中英词典

形容词 (Adjective)

1. whistle: 鸣笛的，吹口哨的

名词 (Noun)

1. whistle: 口哨
2. whistle: 鸣笛声
3. whistle: 吹口哨声
4. whistle: 口哨声
5. whistle: 吹口哨的人
6. whistle: （橡皮艇）漏气声

词语辨析

• whistle vs whistling:
  • whistle 是名词或动词，表示“口哨”或“吹口哨”。
  • whistling 是动名词，指的是“吹口哨的行为”。
• whistle vs flute:
  • whistle 是指一种简单的管乐器，通常由竹子、塑料或金属制成。
  • flute 是一种管乐器，通常由金属或木头制成，有多个音孔。

词汇扩充

• whistle-blower: 告密者
• whistle-stop: （火车、巴士的）中途停车站
• whistle language: 口哨语
• whistle command: 口哨信号
• whistle register: 高音哨音

近义词

• whiz: 飕飕声，呼啸声
• blow: 吹气声
• tweet: 鸟叫声

反义词

• silence: 寂静
• mute: 缄默

柯林斯词典

名词

1. If you give a whistle, or if you whistle, you make a high sound by forcing air through your lips or teeth.
2. A whistle is a small metal tube with a hole at one end which you blow in order to produce a high sound, especially to attract someone's attention.
3. A whistle is a device through which you can make a high sound by blowing air through it.
4. A whistle is a loud high sound made by something, such as the wind.
5. If you give a whistle, or if you whistle, you make a high sound by forcing air through your lips or teeth.
6. If someone gives the game away or blows the whistle, they tell a secret or make something publicly known without meaning to.

动词

1. If you whistle a tune or a song, you produce a tune or a song by making a series of musical notes using your lips or your mouth.
2. If you whistle for someone or something, you make a high sound by blowing air out through your lips in order to attract their attention.
3. If a vehicle whistles somewhere, it moves there making a high sound.
4. If an object whistles as it moves through the air, it makes a high sound.

牛津词典

名词

1. A whistle is a small metal or plastic tube that you blow to produce a high sound.
2. A whistle is a loud, high sound made by blowing air out through your lips.
3. A whistle is a device that you use to produce a high sound by blowing air or steam through it.
4. A whistle is a signal made by blowing a whistle.
5. A whistle is a sound made by something moving rapidly through the air.
6. If someone blows the whistle on an activity, especially a dishonest or illegal one, they tell the authorities about it.

动词

1. If you whistle, you make a high sound by forcing your breath out through a small hole or through your lips.
2. If you whistle a tune, you make a tune by blowing your breath out through a small hole or through your lips.
3. If you whistle for someone, you attract their attention by making a high sound by forcing your breath out through a small hole or through your lips.
4. If a bullet or an object whistles somewhere, it moves there very quickly, making a high sound.

用法

名词

• He gave a loud whistle to attract the waiter's attention.
• The referee blew his whistle to start the game.
• She heard the whistle of a train in the distance.
• The whistle of the kettle told her the water was boiling.
• The whistle of the wind could be heard through the trees.
• The whistle on the kettle is broken.

动词

• He whistled a happy tune as he walked down the street.
• She whistled for a taxi but couldn't find one.
• A bullet whistled past his ear.
• The wind whistles through the cracks in the window.
• He decided to blow the whistle on the corruption he had witnessed.

例句

1. He gave a whistle to attract the dog's attention. 他吹了个口哨来引起狗的注意。
2. The referee blew his whistle to start the game. 裁判吹响哨子开始比赛。
3. She heard the whistle of a train in the distance. 她听到远处火车的鸣笛声。
4. The whistle of the kettle told her the water was boiling. 水壶的鸣笛声告诉她水已经烧开了。
5. The whistle of the wind could be heard through the trees. 风吹过树林时，可以听到风的呼啸声。
6. He whistled a happy tune as he walked down the street. 他边走边吹着一支欢快的曲子。
7. She whistled for a taxi but couldn't find one. 她吹口哨叫出租车，但没有找到。
8. A bullet whistled past his ear. 一颗子弹呼啸着从他耳边飞过。
9. The wind whistles through the cracks in the window. 风从窗户的裂缝中呼啸而过。
10. He decided to blow the whistle on the corruption he had witnessed. 他决定揭发他亲眼目睹的腐败行为。