| [/nɔɪz; nɔɪz/] n 用法:
1 [C, U] sound, esp when it is loud, unpleasant, confused or unwanted 声音; 响声; （尤指）噪声, 噪音, 杂音:
the noise of jet aircraft 喷气飞机发出的噪声 *
I heard a rattling noise. 我听见格登格登的响声. *
What's that noise? 那是什麽响? *
Who's making those strange noises? 谁弄出的那种怪声? *
Don't make so much noise. 别那麽吵闹. 用法:
2 noises [pl] conventional remarks (used esp as in the expressions shown) 应酬话（尤用於下列示例）:
She made polite noises about my work. 她对我的工作情况说了些客套话. *
He made all the right noises. 他说了许多得体的应酬话. 用法:
3 (idm 习语) a big noise => big. make a noise (about sth) talk or complain loudly 高声谈论或抱怨:
She made a lot of noise about the poor food. 她高声抱怨食物太差. noise 2
v (phr v) noise sth abroad (dated or fml 旧或文) make sth publicly known 张扬某事:
It is being noised abroad that he has been arrested. 他被捕的事已满城风雨. |