clamoring

英 [ˈklæmərɪŋ]

美 [ˈklæmərɪŋ]

v.  喧嚷; 用吵吵嚷嚷的方法迫使; 吵吵闹闹地发出[表示]
clamor的现在分词

COCA.40623

英英释义

noun

• loud and persistent outcry from many people
  1. he ignored the clamor of the crowd
  Synonym:clamorclamourclamouringhue and cry

双语例句

• Fang and feng-i were clamoring to buy shoes and socks.
  方老先生和凤仪嚷着买鞋袜；
• People were clamoring to date me.
  人们抢着和我约会。
• No wonder retailers are clamoring to get on board these tablets are the highest-tech shopping carts around.
  难怪众多零售商也都吵着要加入，这样的平板电脑确实是最高科技的购物车了。
• It would appear the same lottery-playing attitude has returned for the Facebook IPO, at least among frenzied individual investors clamoring to get in on the deal without regard to the price, valuation or even knowing what that means.
  看来，至少对于那些坚持要参与Facebook的IPO而不顾价格、估值，甚至不知这些概念什么意思的狂热散户投资者来说，买彩票的那种劲头又出现在了这宗IPO案之中。
• The troops were clamoring to go home.
  军队吵嚷着要回国。
• You had, like, six companies that were clamoring for me.
  你手头曾经有六个公司吵吵着想要我。
• The organic-food business was going bananas last week with distributors, store managers and shoppers clamoring for fruits and vegetables grown close to home and close to nature.
  上周，有机食物生意红火。批发商，销售商和顾客争相要求本土绿色水果和蔬菜。
• And we hear best when we silence the cacophony of competing voices clamoring for attention.
  当我们让干扰注意力的不和谐声音沉默下来，我们就能听得更清晰。
• He expects to see his company's sales reps clamoring for the machine.
  他期望看到他们公司的销售代表们对这款笔记本的欢呼。
• When everyone is clamoring for attention, you can't help but notice the quiet and the calm.
  当大家吵闹喧嚷，为了引人瞩目时，你无可奈何，反而留意到安静一隅。