chirrup
英 [ˈtʃɪrəp] 美 ['tʃɪrəp]

vi.

反复不断地发出唧唧叫声；

n.

反复不断的唧唧叫声；

变形

过去式：chirruped过去分词：chirruped现在分词：chirruping第三人称单数：chirrups

英英释义

chirrup[ 'tʃirəp ]

• n.a series of chirps

  同义词：twitter

• v.make high-pitched sounds; of birds

  同义词：peeptwirpcheepchirp

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. Numerous kinds of insects group themselves and chirrup, in the fields and the golden sunshine.
   各类昆虫聚集在金色的阳光下唧唧地鸣叫。

权威例句

Tom Chirrup his exit
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