halloo
英 [hæˈlu:] 美 [hæ'lu]

int.

一种喊声；

n.

狩猎时招呼猎犬的喊声；

v.

高呼，喊叫着追赶，高声招呼喊叫；

变形

复数：halloos过去式：hallooed过去分词：hallooed现在分词：hallooing第三人称单数：halloos

英英释义

halloo[ hə'lu: ]

• n.a shout to attract attention

  "he gave a great halloo but no one heard him"

• v.
  • urge on with shouts

    "halloo the dogs in a hunt"

  • shout `halloo', as when greeting someone or attracting attention

双语例句

1. "Halloo!"he shouted to his hounds.
   “嗨！”他对猎狗喊到。
2. Do not halloo until you are out of the woods.
   (谚)未出险境，先别高兴。

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