whirs

v.

呼呼作声地飞（或转），作呼呼声( whir的第三人称单数 )；使呼呼地飞（或转），呼地一声把…带走；

1. The bird flew past, its wings whirring.
   那只鸟飞了过去，翅膀发出呼呼的声音。
2. A limousine whirred him away.
   一辆轿车呼地一声把他载走。

1. There was a sudden whir as the airplane started its engines.
   飞机的发动机起动时，立即发出呼呼的声响。
2. Only the whir of the air conditioner broke the silence in the office
   打破办公室内寂静的，只有空气调节机呼呼的转动声。
3. I could only hear the whir of turning wheels.
   我只能听见车轮转动的嗡嗡声。

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