holler

英 [ˈhɒlə(r)]

美 [ˈhɑːlər]

v.  叫喊
n.  呼叫; 呼救; 〈美〉盗贼受害人的控诉; （美国黑人随口哼的）劳动号子

过去式：hollered　现在分词：hollering　第三人称单数：hollers　复数：hollers　过去分词：hollered　

Collins.1 / BNC.23001 / COCA.10165

短语动词

牛津词典

verb

• 叫喊
  to shout loudly
  1. Don't holler at me!
     别对我大喊大叫的！
  2. ‘Look out!’ I hollered.
     “当心！”我大喊一声。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 叫喊;大叫;嚷嚷
  If youholler, you shout loudly.
  1. The audience whooped and hollered...
     观众又是欢呼又是叫嚷。
  2. 'Watch out!' he hollered...
     “小心！”他大叫道。
  3. In a minute he'll be hollering at me for coming in late...
     不消一会儿他就会因为我迟到对我大喊大叫。
  4. Cal hollered for help...
     卡尔大声呼救。
  5. Nick hollered for her to pick up her orders.
     尼克大声喊她来取餐。
  6. Holleris also a noun.
     
  7. On the ship's deck, after the whoops and hollers, the butchering begins.
     在甲板上，一阵欢呼喧嚷过后，屠宰开始了。
  8. Holler outmeans the same asholler.
     holler out 同 holler
  9. I hollered out the names...
     我大声喊出名字。
  10. I heard him holler out, 'Somebody bombed the Church.'
      我听见他大叫道：“有人炸了教堂。”

英英释义

noun

• a very loud utterance (like the sound of an animal)
  1. his bellow filled the hallway
  Synonym:bellowbellowinghollaholleringholloholloaroarroaringyowl
• a small valley between mountains
  1. he built himself a cabin in a hollow high up in the Appalachians
  Synonym:hollow

verb

• complain
  1. What was he hollering about?
  Synonym:gripebitchgrousecrabbeefsquawkbellyache
• utter a sudden loud cry
  1. she cried with pain when the doctor inserted the needle
  2. I yelled to her from the window but she couldn't hear me
  Synonym:shoutshout outcrycallyellscreamhollosquall
• shout out
  1. He hollered out to surrender our weapons
  Synonym:holler out

双语例句

• The Republicans made a great whoop and a holler about the honesty of federal employees.
  共和党人大肆宣传联邦政府官员的廉洁问题。
• But next time you catch a chill, give a holler, I'll warm you.
  但下次你感冒的时候，呼唤我，我就会温暖你。
• Hey, shaqua, denise, holler at me.
  嘿，莎夸，德尼丝，冲我发牢骚吧。
• By the end of the game on Sunday, most of the Yankees'fans had left, leaving scattered Mets fans to holler and gloat.
  星期天的比赛散场之前，大部分的洋基球迷早已离开球场，只剩下大都会的球迷在现场大吼大叫。
• How young I had been back then; I could holler and shout even when casting fishnets in the icy water of the Ertix River, and I never strained a muscle.
  那时的我多年轻啊，我在额尔齐斯的冰水里也能又叫又嚷地拉网捉鱼，而且肌肉也没有拉伤。
• They live up in the holler underneath big bald mountain.
  他们居住在大鲍尔迪山下的山谷里。
• I had to holler at'em about stealin'all that money.
  我应该大声叫喊他们偷了那些钱。
• Hey, what's with you and her homeys? Y Ou gonna try to holler at them?
  嗨，你怎么样？要跟她们打招呼吗？
• We didn't expect anybody to stand up and holler that they had an epiphany.
  我们不能指望某些人站出来大声喊他们顿悟了真谛。
• The audience whooped and hollered
  观众又是欢呼又是叫嚷。