1.吵闹,扰嚷;(表示抗议,支持等的)叫喊,(舆论的)鼎沸,哗然
1.大嚷大叫,叫喊,吵闹,喧嚷
2.用吵吵嚷嚷的方法迫使
3.吵吵闹闹地发出[表示]
1.“clamour”的变体
1.a very loud noise made by a lot of people or things
2.urgent requests from a lot of people who want something to change or happen
1.to say that you want something and must have it
2.to shout or talk loudly
1.The variant of clamour
1.The readers clamored for more. She started posting regular tutorials for her simple recipes: cinnamon rolls, skillet corn bread, lasagna.
读者们呼声高涨要求她继续更新，于是她开始定期发布一些简单食谱的教程：肉桂卷，玉米面包，千层饼等等。
2.They bickered with one another, mentored one another, clamored for attention like children.
他们时而互相争吵，时而互相指导，时而如孩子般吵闹以引起主人注意。
3.A flood of crazed orcs clamored on the opposite side, climbing over top of one another in a frenzy of bloodlust.
洪水一般的疯狂兽人向对面喧嚷，甚至爬过其他兽人的头顶，充满着杀戮的狂暴。
4.The photographers clamored for a picture of the famous actor and his new girlfriend.
摄影师吵着要替这位名演员和他的新女友拍照。
5.Backup and restore was a long, arduous task and the techie community clamored for a solution to fragmentation.
备份和恢复工作费时费力，技术界迫切需要一个针对文件碎片的解决方案。
6.As the parent company's financial problems mounted, some Primerica employees clamored to sever their ties with Citigroup.
随着母公司财务问题的暴露，一些Primerica的员工宣称要断绝与花旗集团的关系。
7.See this topic more later, so I did not speak, has long been the former have clamored.
看到此话题比较晚，没等我发言，早已有前者纷纷嚷嚷。
8.People clamored for the new wonder products, and could no longer imagine living without them.
人们大声要求神奇的产品，再也无法想象，没有了他们，如何能生活。
9.Tebows debut made a victory even more imperative, especially since some Jaguars fans clamored for the former Florida star.
Tebow的首次亮相取得了胜利，甚至更为迫切，尤其是一些球迷为前美洲虎佛罗里达明星叫嚣。
10.People clamored to be free of its yoke.
人们嚷嚷着要求解开枷锁。