chirp
chirp 英 [tʃɜ:p] 美 [tʃɜrp]
n. 唧唧声；喳喳声；[通信] 啁啾声 vi. 吱喳而鸣；尖声地说；咂嘴打招呼 vt. 吱喳而鸣；尖声地说；咂嘴向…打招呼
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- A chirp is the short, high sound a bird makes. The chirps of the robins at your bird feeder through the open window might drive your cat crazy.
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- n. 唧唧声；喳喳声；[通信] 啁啾声
- vi. 吱喳而鸣；尖声地说；咂嘴打招呼
- vt. 吱喳而鸣；尖声地说；咂嘴向…打招呼
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1. The sparrows chirp outside the window every morning.
麻雀每天清晨在窗外嘁嘁喳喳地叫。
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2. Panksepp has studied rats and found that when they "play, " they often chirp--a primitive form of laughter, according to the scientist.
潘克塞普曾对老鼠进行了相关研究，他发现，当老鼠“玩耍”的时候，他们经常发出一种唧唧喳喳很尖的声音，而这则是笑的一种原始形态。
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3. He really looks like an elder brother,Leads her to go to school,Accompanies her to play,Listens to her chirp with a smile grasps the speech.
他真象个哥哥，带她上学，伴她玩耍，含笑听她唧唧喳喳讲话。
- chirp (v.) "make a short, sharp, happy sound like a bird," mid-15c. (implied in chirping), echoic, or else a variant of Middle English chirken "to twitter" (late 14c.), from Old English cearcian "to creak, gnash." Related: Chirped. As a noun, attested from 1802.
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