bluster

bluster的中英词典翻译介绍

形容词

1. bluster [形容词] 咆哮的，喧闹的。

例句：

1. The bluster wind blew the leaves off the trees. (狂风吹落了树上的叶子。)
2. The bluster crowd made it difficult to hear the speaker. (喧闹的人群使得听到讲话者的声音变得困难。)

名词

1. bluster [名词] 咆哮，喧闹。

例句：

1. The bluster of the storm kept us awake all night. (暴风雨的咆哮声让我们整夜无法入眠。)
2. His bluster hides his lack of confidence. (他的喧闹掩盖了他的缺乏自信。)

词语辨析

bluster, roar, bellow

这三个词都可以表示“大声喧哗或咆哮”，但用法和语义上有所不同。

bluster 指的是声音大而咆哮，通常形容强烈的风或激动的人。

roar 指的是动物的咆哮声、车辆或机械的轰鸣声，也可指人的大声叫喊。

bellow 指的是动物特指牛的吼叫声。

词汇扩充

blusterous [形容词] 咆哮的，喧闹的。

blusterer [名词] 咆哮者，喧闹者。

blusteringly [副词] 咆哮地，喧闹地。

近义词

roar, shout, clamor, racket

反义词

whisper, murmur

柯林斯词典

bluster [名词] 咆哮，喧闹；[动词] 咆哮，大声威吓。

例句：

1. He blustered at me for being late. (他因为我迟到而对我大吼大叫。)
2. The bluster outside made it difficult to concentrate. (外面的喧闹声让人难以集中注意力。)

牛津词典

bluster [名词] 咆哮，喧闹；[动词] 咆哮，吓唬。

例句：

1. The wind blustered through the trees. (风呼啸着吹过树林。)
2. He blustered his way into the meeting. (他高声威吓地闯进了会议。)

用法

1. bluster 作为动词时，常用于描述人以暴力或威吓的方式表现出愤怒、傲慢或自以为是。

2. bluster 作为名词时，指的是咆哮声或喧闹声，也可以形容人的吵闹或威吓。

例句

1. The wind blustered through the old house, causing the shutters to rattle. (风刮得老房子里嗖嗖作响，使百叶窗发出嘎嘎声。)
2. He blustered at his employees, trying to show his authority. (他对员工大声威吓，试图显示他的权威。)
3. The bluster of the waves crashing on the shore was deafening. (海浪拍打在岸边的声音震耳欲聋。)
4. She blustered her way into the meeting, demanding to be heard. (她高声威吓地闯进了会议，要求被听取。)
5. His bluster hides his lack of confidence. (他的喧闹掩盖了他的缺乏自信。)
6. The blusterous crowd outside the stadium cheered their team to victory. (体育场外的喧闹人群为他们的队伍欢呼助威。)
7. Don't pay attention to his bluster; he's all talk and no action. (别理会他的咆哮声，他只会说大话而已。)
8. The blusterous wind blew away the umbrella. (狂风把伞吹走了。)
9. She blustered about the unfair treatment she had received. (她抱怨她受到的不公平待遇。)
10. The bluster of the storm kept us awake all night. (暴风雨的咆哮声让我们整夜无法入眠。)
11. The children blustered and shouted in the playground. (孩子们在操场上喧哗大笑。)
12. The blusterous debate between the two politicians became heated. (两位政治家之间的激烈辩论变得愈演愈烈。)
13. His blusterous behavior at the party offended many guests. (他在派对上的喧闹行为冒犯了许多客人。)
14. The blusterer claimed to be the best in the business, but couldn't back it up with evidence. (那个喧闹者声称自己是业界最好的，但无法用证据证明。)
15. Despite his blusteringly confident appearance, he was actually quite nervous. (尽管他外表看起来自信十足，但实际上他很紧张。)
16. The blusterous noise from the construction site made it difficult to concentrate. (建筑工地发出的喧闹声让人难以集中注意力。)
17. She blustered at the waiter when her order was incorrect. (她在服务员送错了餐点后对其大吼大叫。)
18. The bluster of the crowd drowned out the speaker's voice. (人群的喧闹声淹没了讲话者的声音。)
19. He blustered about his achievements, but nobody believed him. (他吹嘘自己的成就，但没有人相信他。)
20. Despite his bluster, he was unable to win the argument. (尽管他咆哮不休，但他无法赢得这场争论。)
21. The blusterous wind blew the hat off his head. (狂风一吹，帽子从他头上飞走了。)