whistling

n.

吹笛，吹口哨，啸声；

v.

吹口哨( whistle的现在分词 )；鸣笛；呼啸着前进；空指望

blow the whistle告发；揭发

clean as a whistle擦得净亮

1. Would you stop with the whistling?
   你别再吹口哨了好吗?
2. She walked along whistling, as happy as a lark.
   她兴高采烈的边吹口哨边走路。
3. His tuneless whistling jarred on my nerves.
   我听到他吹着不和谐的口哨声感到心烦意乱。
4. His monotonous whistling grated on her nerves.
   他单调的口哨声令她的神经受不了。
5. It is said that ghosts are scared of whistling.
   据说鬼害怕听到口哨声。

1. The boy was whistling away merrily.
   那男孩愉快地吹着口哨离开了。
2. It riles me when he won't stop whistling.
   他不肯停止吹口哨，惹得我发怒。

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