moaning 的 3 个定义
- a prolonged, low, inarticulate sound uttered from or as if from physical or mental suffering.
- any similar sound: the moan of the wind.
- complaint or lamentation.
- to utter moans, as of pain or grief.
- to make any sound suggestive of such moans: The wind moaned through the trees.
- to utter inarticulately or pitifully, as if in lamentation: He moaned his response.
- to lament or bemoan: to moan one's fate.
moaning 近义词
groan, complain
更多moaning例句
- Dimly-lit bars brim with life, though an uncomfortably loud, orgasmic moan — originating from a television ad nearby — may interrupt your experience.
- “Keep me coming, keep me going, keep me humming, keep me moaning,” she pleads in the chorus.
- I saw the cops beat a few of them; one guy was badly stomped and lay on the ground moaning for a while.
- Patients and employees were dazed, crying, and moaning, he said.
- And before he went over to talk to them, he came over to my office, and he was moaning and groaning.
- And then, inexplicably, the whole thing turns sexual when Newton-John begins moaning, “I like it,” toward the end.
- Alessandro's face haunted him, and also the memory of Ramona's, as she lay tossing and moaning in the wretched Cahuilla hovel.
- The wind, too, was rising, and I heard the trees moaning overhead and the waves breaking with increasing clamour on the shore.
- I found her just now sobbing and moaning over Eddie, wishing they were both dead, and all the rest of it.
- Finding this of no avail, he came to the door of the tent, moaning sadly, and by his gestures seeming to beg for the dead body.
- Men talked in whispers, save as here and there they passed one lying wounded and moaning.