bellow
bellow 英 [ˈbeləʊ] 美 [ˈbeloʊ]
vt. 大声喊叫；大声发出 vi. 吼叫；怒吼；咆哮 n. 吼叫声；轰鸣声
进行时:bellowing 过去式:bellowed 过去分词:bellowed 第三人称单数:bellows 名词复数:bellows
- To bellow is to shout in a deep, angry voice. If you constantly bellow at other drivers on the road, consider signing up for anger management classes.
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- vt. 大声喊叫；大声发出
- vi. 吼叫；怒吼；咆哮
- n. 吼叫声；轰鸣声
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1. R: Thank you ,Mr bellow. you'll be expected to be here then.
谢谢你BELLOW先生,期待你的到来.
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2. R: Thank you, Mr bellow. And your arrival and departure dates?
BELLOW先生谢谢你.那么你到达和离开的日期是?
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3. Before he died in 1982, Cheever was ranked third, behind Saul bellow and John Updike, in a survey of living American writers whose work would live on for generations.
在他1982年去世之前的一个“美国在世作家谁的作品可以传世”的调查中，契弗排名第三，排在索尔·贝娄和约翰·厄普代克之后。
- bellow (v.) early 14c., apparently from Old English bylgan "to bellow," from PIE root *bhel- (4) "to sound, roar." Originally of animals, especially cows and bulls; used of human beings since c. 1600. Related: Bellowed; bellowing. As a noun, "a loud, deep cry," from 1763.
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