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
1.23-billion-dollar a year industry. And everybody from jack-in-the-box to Wall Street is clamoring to get a piece of the action.
玩具业是一个年产值可达二百三十亿美元的蓬勃产业。从玩偶盒到华尔街，谁都想介入这个领域。
2.Finally he sat right at my feet, as bold as any squirrel clamoring for the next peanut.
最后，它索性就坐在我的脚旁，像其他松鼠一般大胆，喧闹地讨更多的花生。
3.Industry, or, at least, the recruiters-who-use-grep, are surely clamoring for Java to be taught.
整个软件行业，或者说至少是其中那些使用grep命令过滤简历的招聘经理，确实是在一直叫嚷，要求学校使用Java语言教学。
4.The French were in a state of postwar shock and clamoring for fearful retribution .
法国人处于一种战后惊恐状态，叫嚷要进行可怕的报复。
5.So, let's make sure all the losers clamoring for help don't drown out the potential winners who could lift us out of this.
因此，我们得确保所有失败者的乞援喧嚷声，不会淹没能使我们脱离苦海的潜在赢家。
6.Beckham has a growing fan base in the celebrity world, with movie and pop stars clamoring to wear one of her designs.
维多利亚贝克汉在名人世界的粉丝越来越多，影星和流行歌星都争相要穿她的设计。
7.Investors had been clamoring for the company to exit the consumer business.
投资者一直在呼吁，思科公司应该关闭消费者业务，尤其是Flip业务。
8.Potential home buyers afraid of committing to a fast- depreciating asset have been clamoring for signs of stabilization in house prices.
潜在的房屋买家担忧资产急速贬值，希望看到房价有趋稳的迹象。
9.Just as other Detroit carmakers are clamoring for more federal loans, Ford has managed to reduce its debt by almost $10 billion.
正如其他底特律汽车制造商正吵吵嚷嚷地提出更多的联邦贷款，福特已设法减少其债务近100亿美元。
10.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。