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| /ʃaʊt/ |
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| | the sound of someone shouting, or the words they shout 叫喊；呼喊 | They could hear angry shouts coming from the kitchen. 他们可以听到厨房里传出的愤怒的叫喊。 | | +of People were greeting each other, and there were shouts of laughter. 人们在相互打着招呼，不时地发出笑声。 | |
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| - | be in with a shout BRITISH informal
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| to have a chance of winning |
| 有机会获胜 |
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| The Benetton team is still in with a shout for Sunday’ s race. 贝纳通车队还有机会赢得周日的比赛。 |
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| - | give sb a shout spoken
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| to go and tell someone something |
| 去告诉某人；喊某人一声 |
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| Give me a shout when it’ s ready. 准备好后喊我一声。 |
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| - | sb’ s shout BRITISH informal
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| someone’ s turn to pay for something , especially drinks |
| 轮到某人请客（尤指买饮料） |
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| Put your money away. It’ s my shout. 把你的钱收起来，轮到我请客了。 |
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