
英:/'hɔːs/ 美:/'hɔːrs/
嘶啞的
比較級:hoarser 最高級:hoarsest
GRE,SAT
adj. 嘶啞的
嘶啞地
After a heated debate, his voice became hoarse.
一場激烈的辯論後,他的聲音都啞了。
I'm sorry, he said in a hoarse voice.
“對不起,”他用嘶啞的聲音說道。
It is normal to have a hoarse voice for people with a bad cold.
患重感冒的人聲音沙啞很正常。
After singing for a day, the singer had a hoarse voice.
歌手唱了一整天的歌 嗓子都啞了
So what do you think? she said in a hoarse whisper.
“那麼你怎麼認為?”她用嘶啞的嗓音悄聲說道。
Hand in hand, classmates sing themselves hoarse.
手牽手,同學們嘶啞地歌唱。
Their voices were hoarse, but they began yelling again.
他們的聲音沙啞,但又開始喊叫起來。
This is enough, Miss Rottenmeier tried to say, but her voice was hoarse with fury.
“夠了,”羅特麥耶小姐想說,但她的聲音因憤怒而嘶啞。
Two hoarse whispers delivered the same awful word simultaneously to the brooding night: Blood!
兩個沙啞的聲音,在這寂靜的夜晚,同時發出了可怕的聲音:“血!”
adj.|throaty;[耳鼻喉]嘶啞的
hoarse 是一個形容詞,主要用來描述人的聲音狀态,指聲音嘶啞的、沙啞的、粗啞的。
這種聲音特點通常是由于喉嚨或聲帶受到刺激、發炎或過度使用 而導緻的。具體表現為:
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單詞hoarse 的詳細解釋如下:
源自中古英語 hos,與古諾爾斯語 hás(粗糙的)相關,最終可追溯至原始日耳曼語詞根,強調“刺耳”或“不光滑”的特性。
作形容詞:
常見搭配:
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