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chirps的意思

chirps中文翻譯:

n.啾啾

相似詞語短語

chimps───n.(非洲的)黑猩猩

chips───n.[食品]炸土豆條;小木片;(作賭注用的)圓形籌碼;缺口(chip的復數形式)

chirks───v.使……高興,使……快活;adj.興致好的,快活的;n.(Chirk)(烏克蘭、法、美)奇爾克(人名)

chirls───奇爾斯

chirms───n.鳥鳴聲;v.(鳥)吱喳叫;低聲哼唱

chiros───希拉斯。

chirp───v.(蟲、鳥)吱喳而鳴;尖聲地說;輕松愉快地講(話);抱怨;奚落;n.唧喳聲;(蟲、鳥)鳴叫聲;(通信)啁啾聲

chirpy───adj.快活的;活潑的;啁啾叫的

chirrs───n.(蟋蟀或蟬發出的)短暫或刺耳的顫音,唧唧叫聲;v.發出刺耳的顫音,唧唧叫

雙語使用場景

My host (still friendly) chirps.───我的主人(仍然友好地)嘰嘰喳喳地說。

The chirps of the garden birds sounded distant.───花園的鳥鳴聽上去那樣的遙遠。

It seemed as if they talked to each other in soft chirps.───他們好像是通過輕柔的嘰嘰喳喳的叫聲交流的。

When a male comes across a potential mate, he bursts into a complex series of loud chirps and whistles that sound remarkably like birdsong.───當雄老鼠邂逅有機會發展的對象時,他們會不由自主的發出一連串嗷嗷聲與口哨,聽起來特別像鳥鳴。

Chirps and chatters can sometimes be heard when a cat looks at potential prey without being able to reach it.───當一只貓貓看到獵物但又接觸不到它時,有時可以聽到它發出嘰喳聲。

Some of the crackles and pops were lightning, but the eerie whistles and curiously melodious chirps had a rather more exotic origin.───有些爆裂聲和砰砰聲是閃電,但是奇異的哨聲和旋律美妙的唧唧聲則更多的是來自外層空間。

The cockroach chirps were created by speeding up the sounds of a raccoon.───電子蟑螂的唧唧聲,是把浣熊聲音加快音速后合成的。

E. G. . She heard nothing but the chirps and whirrs of insects.───除了蟲的鳴叫聲外,她什么也沒聽見。

The second woman chirps, "My son is a bishop. Whenever he walks into a room, people call him 'Your Grace'" .───第二個婦女唧唧喳喳地說:“我的兒子是一名主教。每當他走進房間時,人們都尊稱他大人”。

英語使用場景

The chirps of the small garden birds sounded distant.

My cricket chirps against thy mandolin.

From behind it we could hear the chirps and roars of invisible clarinets and trombones tuning up.

The sword chirps in the casket, period is with.

The linnet chirps her vernal song.

The ambient temperature in Celsius is roughly equal to the number of cricket chirps in 8 seconds plus 5.

I yell at a decibel machine hysterically, a series of chirps , with unknown tones, till i am voiceless.

She hear nothing but the chirps and whirr of insect.

She and Wall - E communicate in chirps and beeps that occasionally coalesce into words.