hul·lo
exclamation, noun/həˈləʊ/
/həˈləʊ/
(also hallo (both especially British English), hello British and North American English)
(plural hullos, hallos, hellos)
- used as a greeting when you meet somebody, in an email, when you answer the phone or when you want to attract somebody’s attention
(用于问候、发电邮、接电话或引起注意)哈啰,喂,你好 - Hullo John, how are you?
你好,约翰,你好吗? - Hullo, is there anybody there?
喂,有人在吗? - Say hullo to Liz for me.
代我向莉兹问好。 - They exchanged hullos (= said hullo to each other) and forced smiles.
他们互相打招呼(=互相打招呼)并强颜欢笑。
- Hullo John, how are you?
- (British English) used to show that you are surprised by something
(表示惊讶)嘿 - Hullo, hullo, what's going on here?
哈啰,哈啰,这是怎么回事?
- Hullo, hullo, what's going on here?
- (informal) used to show that you think somebody has said something stupid or is not paying attention
(认为别人说了蠢话或分心)喂,嘿 - Hullo? You didn't really mean that, did you?
喂?你其实不是这个意思,是吗? - I'm like, ‘Hullo! Did you even listen?’
我就像,‘哈喽!你到底有没有听?
- Hullo? You didn't really mean that, did you?