booed

英 [buːd]

美 [buːd]

v.  (对…)发嘘声，喝倒彩
boo的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 发嘘声；喝倒彩
  If youbooa speaker or performer, you shout 'boo' or make other loud sounds to indicate that you do not like them, their opinions, or their performance.
  1. People were booing and throwing things at them...
     人们向他们喝倒彩、掷东西。
  2. Demonstrators booed and jeered him...
     示威者们都发嘘声嘲笑他。
  3. He was booed off the stage.
     他被哄下了舞台。
  4. Boois also a noun.
     
  5. She was greeted with boos and hisses.
     迎接她的是一片嘘声。
• 嘿，砰（用于吓唬人时发出的声音）
  You say 'Boo!' loudly and suddenly when you want to surprise someone who does not know that you are there.
• → see:peekaboo

双语例句

• Her singing was so bad that she was booed off the stage.
  她的歌唱得实在太糟，最后被人嘘下台。
• Besides some fans booed me, so I didn't want to clap them.
  他们都受到了主场球迷的嘘声。
• The crowd booed for five minutes.
  人群中发出嘘声长达五分钟。
• Whenever he came on stage, everyone booed.
  只要他一上台，每个人都发出嘘声。
• He was booed off the stage.
  他被哄下了舞台。
• The crowd was obviously disappointed and booed heavily when Michael Buffer announced the official time of3:00 minutes.
  观众显然很失望，发出大声嘘声，当麦克巴菲尔宣布正式的三分钟的比赛时间时。
• He sang so badly that the audience booed him.
  他唱得实在太糟糕了，观众向他喝倒彩。
• His message was booed as he appeared on screen, but the crowd cheered when he paid tribute to William and Harry.
  他出现在屏幕上时，他的祝词引起现场一阵嘘声，但当他向威廉和哈里王子表示称赞时，观众发出了欢呼声。
• When Churchill stood up to talk to them, the mutual soldiers booed.
  当丘吉尔站起来要和他们说话时，这些士兵嘘声四起。
• The audience booed the speaker off the stage.
  听众把演讲者嘘下讲台。