1.呼叫,呼救
2.〈美〉盗贼受害人的控诉
3.(美国黑人随口哼的)劳动号子
1.喊出
2.叫喊,大喊大叫
3.诉苦,抱怨
1.to shout very loudly
1.'When it was finally time to leave, the children gathered around Premier Wen, hollering, ' CCTV said. 'They hated to have to go. '
中央电视台说：“告别的时候到了，孩子们呼喊着，围在温总理身边，舍不得离开。”
2.Hold it, Mike. You won't accomplish anything by hollering at him, right? You are worked up till now. Why not wait until you cool down a bit?
迈克，忍一忍。对他叫喊解决不了问题，对吗？你们现在都很激动。为什么不等你们都冷静一点呢？
3.[Hollering into the distance] Adrienne, come up here! [To me] I'm not allowed to tell other people what she thinks.
【向远处喊道】阿德里安娜，过来一下！【对我】我没有权利告诉别人她是怎么想的。
4.And it did not keep fans at home either. The route was crammed with spectators, hollering as their friends and family raced past.
粉丝们也耐不住寂寞，路两边都是热情高涨的观众，当自己的朋友或者家人经过时，他们都欢呼雀跃。
5.There was no shouting or hollering, I don't feel we played particularly badly in the first-half.
当时并没有任何大声呼喝或责骂，我们并不觉得上半场的表现特别差劲。
6.'It's fun, ' Mr. Thomas says, 'but I'm older than their parents, and I hear them at night when they're hooting and hollering. '
托马斯说，在那里生活很有意思，其实我比他们父母的年纪还要大，晚上却能听到他们的笑闹声。
7.TWO GUARDS open up with a fire hose. The con is slammed against the back of the cage, sputtering and hollering.
两个守卫打开消防栓，犯人站在笼子的后部被水猛烈地冲着，水花四溅。
8.Nobody seems to mind if you burst into tears or start hollering.
没有人会介意你突然泪涕四流或者开始大喊大叫。
9.Early tales include a furious quarrel with a local Anglican vicar, both of them hollering from tombstones in the parish churchyard.
关于他早年的一些故事，其中有一则是同当地圣公会教区牧师在教区教堂的墓碑前大声喊叫，激烈地争吵。
10.At the end of the concert all the performers come together for all-star jam that leaves the audience hollering for more.
在音乐会结束时，所有的演员走到一起为全明星嘉年华，让观众更多的喊叫。