wailing

常见例句

用作动词 (v.)

用作不及物动词: S+～(+A)

• One of the small children began to wail with terror.
  小孩中的一个吓得大哭起来。

用作及物动词: S+～+that-clause

• She wailed that she had hurt her foot.
  她边哭边说她的脚受伤了。

用作名词 (n.)

• I heard the wail of a baby.
  我听到了一个婴儿的哭声。

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双语例句

• I sit poised in my pew. No screaming or wailing.
  我镇静地坐在教堂的长椅上，没有尖叫，没有哀号。
• The funerals include much weeping and wailing, but also include a festival meal and libations for the deceased.
  葬礼伴随着人们的哭泣和哀号，但也会为死者举行庆祝酒宴。
• A sane person would have been terrified, I suppose; wailing, trembling, looking for a way to escape, anything to get away from multitudinous eyes swirling like lost planets.
  要是一个神志正常的人准得被吓坏了：哭号着、颤抖着、找寻着逃跑的路，只要能摆脱这些叫人眼晕的丢了魂般的眼睛，怎么着都行。

权威例句

• When tactical spotlights suddenly illuminated the little car, we found the source of the wailing.
  NPR: Excerpt: 'Operation Homecoming'
• Spain's regional leaders are baronial figures, whose slightest movement involves wailing sirens and limousines.
  ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
• That prospect led to a cacophony of wailing and howling, with demands for judicial reform.
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