He whistled and sang snatches of songs. [VERB]

他吹口哨并唱了几段小曲。

He was whistling softly to himself. [VERB]

他轻声吹着口哨。

As he washed he whistled a tune. [VERB noun]

他边洗边用口哨吹着小曲。

He whistled, surprised but not shocked. [VERB]

他吹了声口哨，很是惊讶但没有被吓住。

Jenkins whistled through his teeth, impressed at last. [VERB prep.]

詹金斯吹了声口哨，最终被打动了。

Women don't enjoy being whistled at. [VERB prep.]

女士不喜欢别人冲她们吹口哨。

Somewhere a train whistled. [VERB]

不知哪里的火车在鸣汽笛。

...the whistling car radio. [VERB-ing]

车载收音机的尖啸声

The wind was whistling through the building. [VERB prep.]

风呼啸着穿过大楼。

As I stood up a bullet whistled past my back. [VERB prep.]

我起身时一颗子弹嗖的一声从我背后擦过。

Hugh listened to the whistle of a train. [+ of]

休听着火车呼啸而过。

...the whistle of the wind. [+ of]

呼啸的风声

...a shrill whistle from the boiling kettle.

水壶在水开时发出的尖啸声

On the platform, the guard blew his whistle.

平台上的警卫吹响了哨子。

The referee blew his whistle for a penalty.

裁判鸣哨判罚。

Every night you could hear the whistles of the steel mill.

每晚你都会听见炼钢厂的下班哨声。

Companies should protect employees who blow the whistle on dishonest workmates and work practices.

公司应该保护那些检举不诚实的工友及工作行为的员工。

'He wants a police escort.' — 'Well, he can whistle for that.'

“他希望有警卫护送。”—“那他是指望不上了。”

'His private life is as clean as a whistle,' says McSmith.

“他的私生活没有任何污点，”麦克史密斯说。

Then I waited, trying not to feel as if I were whistling in the dark, but I experienced no easing of my fear and anxiety.

之后我开始等待，并竭力保持镇定，可是恐惧和焦虑却丝毫没有消减。

The leader of the Liberal Democrats accused the Prime Minister of whistling in the wind to raise Conservative party morale.

自由民主党领导人指责首相鼓舞保守党士气之举根本就是徒劳。