英语词汇shout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

¹ shout /ˈʃaʊt/ verb

shouts; shouted; shouting

¹ shout

/ˈʃaʊt/

verb

shouts; shouted; shouting

Learner's definition of SHOUT

: to say (something) very loudly大声说；呼喊

[+ object]

Protesters shouted [=screamed, yelled] insults as city officials passed by.市政官员经过时，抗议者们高声辱骂。
Someone was shouting “Fire!”有人大声呼叫：“着火了！”

— often + out

The general shouted out orders to his men.将军对士兵高声下达命令。

[no object]

There's no need to shout at me.没有必要冲我喊。

[no object] : to make a sudden, loud cry大叫；叫喊

They shouted [=screamed] with delight.他们兴高采烈地叫起来。

— often + out

He shouted out in pain when the doctor moved his broken ankle.医生挪动他受伤的脚踝时，他疼得大叫起来。

shout down

[phrasal verb]

shout (someone) down

: to shout so that (someone who is speaking) cannot be heard用喊声盖过（某人的讲话）

The crowd shouted him down when he tried to give his speech. [=the crowd stopped him from giving his speech by shouting]他要演讲时，人群的叫嚷声淹没了他的声音。

shout your head off

— see ¹head

shout yourself hoarse

: to make your voice hoarse by shouting喊哑嗓子

He shouted himself hoarse at the game.他在比赛中喊哑了嗓子。

² shout /ˈʃaʊt/ noun

plural shouts

² shout

/ˈʃaʊt/

noun

plural shouts

Learner's definition of SHOUT

[count] : a sudden, loud cry大叫；叫喊 — often + of

She gave a shout of surprise.她发出惊叫声。

[singular] British, informal : a person's turn to buy drinks轮到某人请（喝饮料）

It's your shout.该你请喝饮料了。

be in with a shout

British, informal

: to have a good chance of winning or achieving something有望成功

We aren't too far behind, so we're still in with a shout.我们落后并不多，所以仍然有希望获胜。

give (someone) a shout

informal

: to tell (someone) about something when it happens or is ready to be done告诉某人（事情发生或准备好了）

I'll give you a shout when it's time to leave.该离开时我会告诉你。

单词	shout
释义	shout (noun) shout 6 ENTRIES FOUND: shout (verb) shout (noun) shouting distance (noun) shouting match (noun) shout-out (noun) head (noun) ¹ shout /ˈʃaʊt/ verb shouts; shouted; shouting ¹ shout /ˈʃaʊt/ verb shouts; shouted; shouting Learner's definition of SHOUT 1 : to say (something) very loudly大声说；呼喊 [+ object] Protesters shouted [=screamed, yelled] insults as city officials passed by.市政官员经过时，抗议者们高声辱骂。 Someone was shouting “Fire!”有人大声呼叫：“着火了！” — often + out The general shouted out orders to his men.将军对士兵高声下达命令。 [no object] There's no need to shout at me.没有必要冲我喊。 2 [no object] : to make a sudden, loud cry大叫；叫喊 They shouted [=screamed] with delight.他们兴高采烈地叫起来。 — often + out He shouted out in pain when the doctor moved his broken ankle.医生挪动他受伤的脚踝时，他疼得大叫起来。 shout down [phrasal verb] shout (someone) down : to shout so that (someone who is speaking) cannot be heard用喊声盖过（某人的讲话） The crowd shouted him down when he tried to give his speech. [=the crowd stopped him from giving his speech by shouting]他要演讲时，人群的叫嚷声淹没了他的声音。 shout your head off — see ¹head shout yourself hoarse : to make your voice hoarse by shouting喊哑嗓子 He shouted himself hoarse at the game.他在比赛中喊哑了嗓子。 ² shout /ˈʃaʊt/ noun plural shouts ² shout /ˈʃaʊt/ noun plural shouts Learner's definition of SHOUT 1 [count] : a sudden, loud cry大叫；叫喊 — often + of She gave a shout of surprise.她发出惊叫声。 2 [singular] British, informal : a person's turn to buy drinks轮到某人请（喝饮料） It's your shout.该你请喝饮料了。 be in with a shout British, informal : to have a good chance of winning or achieving something有望成功 We aren't too far behind, so we're still in with a shout.我们落后并不多，所以仍然有希望获胜。 give (someone) a shout informal : to tell (someone) about something when it happens or is ready to be done告诉某人（事情发生或准备好了） I'll give you a shout when it's time to leave.该离开时我会告诉你。
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