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shout (obj) USE LOUD VOICEFaJtvto speak or say with a very loud voice, often as loud as possiblePeople shout when they want to make themselves heard in noisy situations or when the person they are talking to is a long way away or cannot hear very well.喊叫There's no need to shout, I can hear perfectly well. [I]没有必要喊叫，我听得很清楚。She shouted down to us from the bedroom window. [I]她从卧室窗户那儿向下冲我们喊叫。"I'll see you tomorrow, " shouted Martha above the noise of the helicopter. [+ clause]“我们明天见，”玛莎喊着，声音盖过了直升机发出的噪音。He shouted from the bottom of the garden that he'd be finished in about half an hour. [+ that clause]他在花园的尽头喊着说，他将在半个小时之内完成。Sometimes people shout to express strong emotions such as anger, fear or excitement.（因愤怒，恐惧或兴奋而）吼叫，喊叫Dad really shouted at me when I broke the window. [I]当我打碎了窗户，父亲真的冲我吼了。Hundreds of protesters shouting anti-war slogans gathered outside the embassy yesterday evening. [T]昨天晚上，数百名抗议者高呼着反战口号聚集在大使馆外。He shouted abuse at the judge after being sentenced to five years imprisonment. [T]被宣判五年监禁时，他喊叫着辱骂法官。We shouted ourselves hoarse at the demonstration. [T + obj + adj]我们在示威游行中叫得声嘶力竭。Even before the beginning of the concert the fans were screaming and shouting out the names of the band members. [M]音乐会开始之前，歌迷们就尖叫、高呼着乐队成员的名字。I shouted at him to put the gun down, but he took no notice. [+ to infinitive]我大叫着要他把枪放下，但他并不理会。"I wish you'd stop this childish nonsense!" he shouted furiously. [+ clause]“我希望你停止这种孩子气的胡说八道！”他生气地喊道。People sometimes shout to attract attention.呼唤（以引起注意）I heard them shouting for help but there was absolutely nothing I could do for them.[I]我听见他们呼喊求助，但我全然是爱莫能助。(fig.) It's the charities that shout loudest (= attract the most public attention) that often get given the most money. [I]叫得最响（最能引起公众注意）的慈善团体通常能得到最多的钱。(fig.) Her clothes absolutely shout (= obviously show that she has) money. [T]她的穿戴明显表明她很有钱。When people shout down someone who is speaking at a meeting, they prevent them from being heard by shouting.以叫喊声压倒She was shouted down when she tried to speak on the issue of abortion.当她试图谈到流产问题时，她的声音被叫喊声淹没。Something to shout about is something that causes the expression of strong feeling, esp. of pleasure or excitement.令人欢呼的事At last, a 5-0 victory gives England's supporters something to shout about.最后，5比0的胜利使得英格兰队的支持者欢呼起来。Our pay increase this year is nothing to shout about (= is small), but it's better than last year's.我们今年的工资增长并不值得欢呼，但比去年要好。
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