claxon loudly
常与 loudly、constantly 等副词连用,说明喇叭声的响亮或持续。
The taxi claxoned loudly outside the station.
那辆出租车在车站外大声鸣着喇叭。
按汽车喇叭;鸣汽车喇叭;发出响亮的声音;使用汽车喇叭
to make a loud noise
发出响亮的声音
make a loud noise
使用汽车喇叭
use the horn of a car
一般现在时
The driver claxons impatiently at the traffic.
司机不耐烦地按着电喇叭。
一般过去时
He claxoned as he drove through the narrow alley.
他开车穿过狭窄的小巷时按了电喇叭。
现在完成时
The car has claxoned several times already.
那辆车已经按了好几次电喇叭。
类似电喇叭的响声
The angry driver claxoned repeatedly to clear the traffic jam.
愤怒的司机反复按喇叭以清除交通堵塞。
用法提示:这里"claxoned"用作动词,表示鸣喇叭。
The old truck claxoned loudly as it backed down the narrow alley.
那辆旧卡车倒车驶入狭窄小巷时大声鸣喇叭。
用法提示:这里"claxoned"是动词过去式,表示发出响亮的声音(鸣喇叭)。
Please don't claxon your horn unnecessarily at night; it disturbs the neighbors.
晚上请不要无故鸣喇叭;会打扰邻居。
用法提示:这里"claxon"用作原形动词,与"horn"搭配,表示按喇叭。
常与 loudly、constantly 等副词连用,说明喇叭声的响亮或持续。
The taxi claxoned loudly outside the station.
那辆出租车在车站外大声鸣着喇叭。
at 后面接鸣喇叭针对的对象,多为路上的人或车辆。
The driver claxoned at the cyclist who cut in front of him.
司机对着抢到他前面的骑车人按了喇叭。
用 keep + 动名词表示鸣笛这一动作反复或持续不停。
Cars kept claxoning long after midnight.
午夜过后很久,汽车还在不停地鸣笛。
拼写和读音几乎相同的名词:klaxon 指喇叭这个装置本身或它发出的声音,是名词;claxon 在此条目中是动词,表示按喇叭、鸣响。要表达“按喇叭”这个动作时用 claxon(更常见写作 honk),指“喇叭”这个东西时用 klaxon。
意思最接近,但语体不同:honk 是日常口语中表示按汽车喇叭的常用动词,也可指鹅叫;claxon 罕见且偏书面,多指那种响亮刺耳的喇叭式鸣响。日常说“按喇叭催人”用 honk,追求那种响亮刺耳效果时才用 claxon。
都指响声,但侧重点不同:blare 强调声音持续、响亮刺耳,常指音乐、收音机或喇叭,常与 out 连用;claxon 则特指发出类似汽车喇叭的响声。说音乐或广播震天响用 blare,说喇叭鸣响用 claxon。
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