toots

英 [tuːts]

美 [tuːts]

n.  (喇叭、哨子等发出的)嘟嘟声
v.  (使汽车喇叭)发出短促尖锐的声音，发出嘟嘟声
toot的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG (使)(汽车喇叭)发出嘟嘟声
  If someonetootstheir car horn or if a car horntoots, it produces a short sound or series of sounds.
  1. People set off fireworks and tooted their car horns...
     人们点燃烟花，按响汽车喇叭。
  2. Car horns toot as cyclists dart precariously through the traffic...
     骑车人危险地在车流中飞速穿行时，汽车喇叭的嘟嘟声响成一片。
  3. A man behind her tooted angrily.
     她后面的一名男子愤怒地摁着汽车喇叭。
  4. Tootis also a noun.
     
  5. The driver gave me a wave and a toot.
     司机冲我挥挥手，按了下喇叭。

双语例句

• Then he waves, toots his horn, and pulls on up ahead.
  然后他挥挥手，按了下喇叭，往前开去。
• In the meantime Mr toots, who had come upstairs after her, all unconscious of the effect he produced, announced himself with his knuckles on the door, and walked in very briskly.
  在这同时，已经跟着她走上楼来的图茨先生，完全不了解他所引起的反应，用指节敲了敲门，通报他已来到，接着就很轻快地走了进来。
• 'Thank'ee,'chuckles Mr Toots,'I'm very much obliged to you.
  “谢谢，”图茨先生吃吃地笑道，“我非常感谢你们。
• Mr Toots generally said again, after a long interval of staring and hard breathing, 'How are you?
  图茨先生在长久的注视与喘气之后，一般又会再问道，您好吗？
• And yet it dropped so, that by little and little it sunk on Mr Toots's knee, and rested there, as if it had no care to be ever lifted up again.
  然而它还是往下低垂，逐渐地逐渐地垂落在图茨先生的膝盖上，并躺在那里，仿佛它不想再被抬起来似的。
• Well might Mr Feeder say to Mr Toots, that he was afraid he should be the worse for it tomorrow!
  菲德先生对图茨先生说，他担心明天他将因此而遭受惩罚，这话也许是很有道理的。
• Mr toots, who had been detained by an important letter from the Duke of Wellington, found Paul out after a time; and having looked at him for a long while, as before, inquired if he was fond of waistcoats.
  图茨先生由于忙着草拟惠灵顿公爵寄来的一封重要信件，刚才耽搁了一些时候，这时把保罗找到了；他像先前一样看了他好久之后问他，他是不是喜欢背心。
• It was very kind of Mr Toots to carry him to the top of the house so tenderly; and Paul told him that it was.
  图茨先生一片好意，十分亲切地把他抱到了房屋的顶层，保罗对他的亲切的情谊表示感谢。
• Toots, as an old hand, had a desk to himself in one corner: and a magnificent man, of immense age, he looked, in Paul's young eyes, behind it.
  图茨是最大的一位，在一个角落里有他自己的一张书桌；在保罗年幼的眼睛中，他是坐在书桌后面的一位年纪很大的庄严的男子。
• No word more spoke Toots that night; but he stood looking at Paul as if he liked him; and as there was company in that, and Paul was not inclined to talk, it answered his purpose better than conversation.
  我也喜欢，图茨说道。那天夜里图茨没有再说别的话；但他站在那里看着保罗，仿佛他喜欢他；由于这里有着情谊，而保罗又不想说话，这比交谈更符合他的意愿。