hoot 的 3 个定义
- to cry out or shout, especially in disapproval or derision.
- to utter the cry characteristic of an owl.
- to utter a similar sound.
- Chiefly British. to blow a horn or whistle; toot.
- to assail with shouts of disapproval or derision: The fans hooted the umpire.
- to drive out, off, or away by hooting.
- to express in hoots: The crowd hooted its disagreement with the speaker.
- the cry of an owl.
- any similar sound, as an inarticulate shout.
- a cry or shout, especially of disapproval or derision.
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hoot 近义词
cry
更多hoot例句
- Now there’ll be this big historical marker, which I think is just a hoot.
- You might hear the hoot of an owl, the swoosh of a bat’s wings, the croaking of frogs, the sawing of crickets, or even just the wind whispering through grass or trees.
- Mager initially had made hoots and sounds like those of loon chicks in hopes that would attract the bird.
- Just before sunrise, we were woken by a cacophony of hoots and realized that every single one of those cacti was home to an owl.
- Hooters is cleverly asking me to “Give a Hoot” about breast cancer.
- Lawrence is a freaking hoot in American Hustle, who takes her Big Scenes and sets them on fire.
- I thought you were a hoot on Community as the lawyer for the estate of Pierce.
- The first four letters in hootenanny spell hoot -- and The Seeger Sessions was fun -- with a purpose.
- The Explosion at the Wig Factory was about as big of a hoot as you can comfortably call a tragedy like an explosion.
- Now men laughed at him, pointed to him with their fingers, and made their children mock and hoot the penniless insolvent.
- And there was music in all the saloons and restaurants; it rose and fell with the noise of the tin horn and the hoot of the happy.
- When the owls beat their wings and gave the mating call and hoot, it was like a foam of noise rising over a river of silence.
- The soft hoot of a little owl came through the dusk, and between its calls the men's voices rose and fell.
- The owl, whose matin hoot announces the appearance of the sun, had already given its melancholy note.