0 to make a high sound by forcing air through a small hole or passage, especially through the lips, or through a special device held to the lips -- 吹哨子;(尤指)吹口哨;用口哨吹出
He whistled as he worked. 他一邊工作一邊吹口哨。
On the days when she wore a skirt the men on the building site would whistle at her. 那些天她穿了裙子,建築工地的男人們一見到她就向她吹口哨。
Someone was whistling Beatles tunes outside my window. 有人在我窗外用口哨吹著披頭四樂團的曲子。
She heard the wind whistling through the trees and the howl of a distant wolf. 她聽見風呼嘯著穿過樹叢,遠處還有狼的嚎叫聲。
I stepped out of the building and immediately a bullet whistled past my head. 我剛走出大樓,馬上就有一顆子彈從我頭邊呼嘯而過。
The birds were whistling in the early morning quiet. 鳥在寂靜的清晨囀鳴。
1 the sound made by someone or something whistling -- 哨子聲;口哨聲;呼嘯聲
She always whistles in the bath.
Then we heard the whistles, and we again told the nurse, and she came and opened the door.
The corpora comprised twenty spoken and whistled messages.
Each of these whistled proverbs was followed by the spoken version, and each word was also whistled independently.
Simple apparatus for imitating animal sounds from the late eighteenth century onwards featured string-pulled miniature bellows; mouth-blown bird calls and whistles are, of course, much more ancient.
Pigeon whistles make aerial orchestra.
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吹哨子, (尤指)吹口哨, 用口哨吹出…
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silbar, silbato, silbido…
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assobiar, apito, assobio…
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口笛を吹く, 笛, ホイッスル…
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ıslık çalmak, ıslıkla söylemek, ıslık sesi çıkarmak…
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sifflet [masculine], sifflement [masculine], siffler…
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xiular, xiulet…
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يُصَفِّر, صَفّارة, صَفير…
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