1.That prompted fireworks, dancing in the streets and a symphony of car-honking and gunshots fired in the air.
大街上民众燃放烟火，欢乐起舞。 空气中混杂着汽笛声和枪声。
[hɔ:ŋkɪŋ]
"The horns of the taxis blared"
"The geese were honking"
"After drinking too much, the students vomited"
"He purged continuously"
"The patient regurgitated the food we gave him last night"
Verb imitative
The first known use of honk was in 1813
hood1 of 3noun
a soft covering for the head and neck often attached to a coat or cape
a marking, crest, or fold on the head of an animal
something resembling a hood in form or use
a cover for parts of mechanismsespecially: the movable metal covering over the engine of an automobile
an enclosure provided with a draft for carrying off disagreeable or harmful fumes, sprays, or dust
hood2 of 3noun
hoodlum
-hood3 of 3noun suffix
state : condition : quality
hardihood
time : period
childhood
instance of a state or quality
falsehood
individuals sharing a state or character
brotherhood
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honoraryadjective
given or done as a sign of honor
an honorary degree
voluntary entry 1 sense 1, unpaid
honorary president
honorableadjective
deserving of honor
—used as a title especially for various government officials
performed or accompanied with marks of honor
an honorable burial
doing credit to the possessor
honorable wounds
characterized by honesty : ethical
honorableadjective
deserving of honor
—used as a title especially for various government officials
performed or accompanied with marks of honor
an honorable burial
doing credit to the possessor
honorable wounds
characterized by honesty : ethical
honor1 of 2noun
a good name or public admiration : reputation
a showing of respect : recognition
a dinner in honor of a new coach
privilege entry 1
whom have I the honor of addressing
capitalized —used especially as a title for an official of high rank (as a judge)
if your Honor please
one whose worth brings respect or fame : credit
an honor to your profession
evidence or a symbol of great respect (as a title or medal)
plural special credit or recognition given to graduating students for high achievementalso: a course of study for advanced students that is in place of or in addition to regular courses
chastity, purity
high moral standards of behavior : integrity
a person of honor
plural courteous actions of a host or hostess
did the honors at the table
honor2 of 2verb
to treat with honor : respect
honor your parents
to give an honor to
to fulfill the terms of
honored the contract
honknoun
the cry of a goosealso: a similar sound (as of a horn)
1.That prompted fireworks, dancing in the streets and a symphony of car-honking and gunshots fired in the air.
大街上民众燃放烟火，欢乐起舞。 空气中混杂着汽笛声和枪声。
2.I hate the noise of cars honking.
我讨厌汽车按喇叭的噪音。
3.The geese are honking.
雁在叫.
4.The geese were honking.
鹅群在鸣叫.
5.The stillness of the night of quiet can hear the sound of honking worm.
寂静的夜里安静的能听见虫鸣的声音。
6.Earlier that day she had wandered down to the runway, and there they were. Ultrageese honking noisily.
那天清早,保拉闲逛至机场跑道, 它们竟都在那儿: 超级雁正在吱吱嘎嘎叫得欢.
7.Then, last week, after a month of silence, I heard one again, honking outside my window. And another, and another.
终于，在上周，在沉寂了一个月之后，我又一次听到了窗外的喧闹声，一阵接一阵的传来。
8.The harsh noise of cars honking outside almost drove me crazy.
室外刺耳的车辆喇叭声几乎令我抓狂.
9.Farmer Greedy heard his goose honking in her nest.
贪婪农夫听到鹅在窝里鸣叫.
10.She honked the horn of the car.
她把汽车喇叭按得嘟嘟响。
11.The car honking really bugs me.
汽车喇叭声真让人心烦。
12.I drove up in front of the house and honked.
我将车开到屋子前面然后按喇叭。
13.Cars and trucks and taxis came and went honking horns the taste of fuel and smog thick in the air.
汽车、卡车、出租车来来去去，喇叭声不断，粘粘的空气中充斥着汽油和尾气的味道。
14.I did not notice that the green light had come on until I heard a honk behind me.
直到听见后面汽车的喇叭声时，我才注意到绿灯已经开了。
15.And such is the desperate shortage of petrol that only a few cars cruised the town honking their claxons.
因为汽油的短缺，只有少数的汽车在城里漫游并不停的发出高音喇叭的声音。
16.In recent months the city has revived its efforts to curb honking, smoking and the pestilence of plastic bags.
最近几个月来，这个城市重振旗鼓，再次禁止鸣笛，禁烟，以及禁止到处都是的塑料袋。
17.We honking our horns to serve you better.
我们按喇叭,时刻准备着给你提供更好的服务!
18.Flights are re-routed, and people are banned from honking car horns near the exam rooms nationwide.
飞机改期，人们也禁止在全国范围内的考点附近鸣喇叭。
19.They then receive a "honking badge" that allows them to compose a tune which visitors can play (honk).
然后他们就会收到一枚“鸣响徽章”，可以谱曲，来访者可以弹奏(鸣响)。
20.Delhi's honking, smoking, littering residents perhaps need this gentle reminder.
那些随意鸣笛，在公共场所吸烟，乱扔垃圾的德里居民也许需要这句温和的提醒。
