英语词汇groan怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

groan /ˈgroʊn/ verb

groans; groaned; groaning

groan

/ˈgroʊn/

verb

groans; groaned; groaning

Learner's definition of GROAN

a [no object] : to make a deep sound because of pain or some strong emotion (such as grief or disappointment)呻吟；叹息

The wounded man groaned in/with pain.那个受伤的男人痛苦地呻吟。
She groaned when she saw the bill.看到账单时她发出一声叹息。
She groaned silently/inwardly when she saw the bill. [=she was upset when she saw the bill but she did not actually groan]看到账单时，她默默地/从心底里发出一声叹息。

b [+ object] : to say (something that expresses annoyance or unhappiness)哼哼声；不满声

“Oh, no,” she groaned, “I'm going to have to start all over.”“哦，不，”她嘟嚷了一声说，“我不得不全部从头开始。”
She groaned that she would have to start all over.她嘟囔了一声说她不得不全部从头开始。

[no object] : to complain about something抱怨

Merchants are groaning over slow holiday sales.商人们不断抱怨假日销售量低迷。
He's always moaning and groaning about his salary.他总是不断满腹牢骚地抱怨收入不高。

[no object] : to make a deep sound caused especially by weight or pressure（受重压而）吱嘎作响

The chair groaned under his weight.他压得椅子吱嘎作响。
groaning bookshelves = bookshelves groaning with (the weight of their) books [=bookshelves filled with books]吱嘎作响的堆满书的书架

— groan

noun, plural groans [count]

She let out a groan when she saw the bill.看到账单时她发出一声叹息。
We could hear the groans of the wounded man.我们能听到那个受伤的男人发出的呻吟声。
a groan of despair绝望的叹息

单词	groan
释义	groan 1 ENTRIES FOUND: groan (verb) groan /ˈgroʊn/ verb groans; groaned; groaning groan /ˈgroʊn/ verb groans; groaned; groaning Learner's definition of GROAN 1 a [no object] : to make a deep sound because of pain or some strong emotion (such as grief or disappointment)呻吟；叹息 The wounded man groaned in/with pain.那个受伤的男人痛苦地呻吟。 She groaned when she saw the bill.看到账单时她发出一声叹息。 She groaned silently/inwardly when she saw the bill. [=she was upset when she saw the bill but she did not actually groan]看到账单时，她默默地/从心底里发出一声叹息。 b [+ object] : to say (something that expresses annoyance or unhappiness)哼哼声；不满声 “Oh, no,” she groaned, “I'm going to have to start all over.”“哦，不，”她嘟嚷了一声说，“我不得不全部从头开始。” She groaned that she would have to start all over.她嘟囔了一声说她不得不全部从头开始。 2 [no object] : to complain about something抱怨 Merchants are groaning over slow holiday sales.商人们不断抱怨假日销售量低迷。 He's always moaning and groaning about his salary.他总是不断满腹牢骚地抱怨收入不高。 3 [no object] : to make a deep sound caused especially by weight or pressure（受重压而）吱嘎作响 The chair groaned under his weight.他压得椅子吱嘎作响。 groaning bookshelves = bookshelves groaning with (the weight of their) books [=bookshelves filled with books]吱嘎作响的堆满书的书架 — groan noun, plural groans [count] She let out a groan when she saw the bill.看到账单时她发出一声叹息。 We could hear the groans of the wounded man.我们能听到那个受伤的男人发出的呻吟声。 a groan of despair绝望的叹息
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