croaky
croaky 英 [ˈkrəʊki] 美 [ˈkroʊki]
adj. 呱呱叫的；（声音）低沉而沙哑的
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- adj. 呱呱叫的；（声音）低沉而沙哑的
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1. 'What the devil do you mean by it, boy?' asked Uncle Vernon in a croaky voice that trembled with fury.
“你到底在倒什么鬼？小子？”维能姨夫哇哇叫着，声音由于气愤而颤抖着。
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2. Fritzl told the court in a strained and croaky voice: "I should have realised it before, but I only realised yesterday for the first time how cruel I was to Elisabeth."
Fritzl用紧张又沙哑的噪音向法官说：“我应该早点知道的，不过我到了昨天才第一次知道我对伊丽莎白有多么残忍。”
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3. So instead of thinking, "I can't be croaky on Chinese TV if it's my chance to be noticed, " I thought it might be the only opportunity to realise my dream and that I should do it.
当时她说这是要在电视上播出的节目，一个和让我心碎的英国达人秀类似的节目，我马上想道，如果我引起关注，我可不能在中国电视上哇哇叫。 我想这可能是实现我梦想的机会，我一定要去尝试。
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