clamor
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/klˈamə/
clamour

“clamor”的英语定义和含义

Clamor
01

喧闹, 嘈杂

a loud, harsh, and often unpleasant noise
例子
We could barely hear each other over the clamor of the traffic.
在交通的喧闹声中,我们几乎听不到彼此。
02

喧闹, 抗议声

a loud and continuous protest, demand, or outcry from a group of people
例子
Protesters filled the square with their clamor.
抗议者们用他们的喧闹填满了广场。
to clamor
01

大声要求, 大声抱怨

to loudly complain about something or demand something
Intransitive: to clamor | to clamor for sth
例子
Demanding better wages, the workers clamored loudly during the protest.
要求更好的工资,工人们在抗议期间大声喧嚷
02

大声疾呼地要求, 喧闹地施压

to pressure or urge someone into action through loud, persistent demands
Transitive: to clamor sb | to clamor sb for sth
Ditransitive: to clamor sb to do sth
例子
Fans clamored the band to play one more song.
粉丝们强烈要求乐队再演奏一首歌。
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