outcry是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 呐喊；怒吼；强烈的抗议

网络 强烈抗议；大声疾呼；喊叫

变形：

复数：outcries  

完整释义：

n.

1.反对,轩然大波,强烈抗议,反对意见
2.叫卖;拍卖;喊价
3.喊叫,喧嚷,吆喝,怒号

例句：

1. If the public and the Labour Party had known about any of this planning, there could have been an outcry.
   如果公众和工党知道任何关于这些计划的事，一定会发出怒吼。

2. The health program outlined in the article seems very sound to me; but it has met with considerable public outcry.
   文章中勾划出的保健计划在我听来似乎很合理，却遭到很多公众的责难。

3. That has brought an outcry from Republicans, including the newest member of the U. S. Senate, Scott Brown of Massachusetts.
   这一行动引发了共和党人的强烈不满，其中包括美国参议院的最新成员、麻萨诸塞州的斯科特.布朗。

4. When most people hear the word "auction, " they think of the open-outcry, ascending-bid (or English) auction.
   当绝大多数人听到“拍卖”这个词时，他们想到的是那种公开叫价、出价递增的（英国式）拍卖。

5. In another nod to the public outcry, Beijing recently opened its air pollution monitoring centre for public visits, albeit only once a week.
   在公众的质疑声中，北京方面还做出了另一项举动：最近向公众开放了空气污染监测中心，接受参观，但每周仅开放一次。

6. North Korea's disclosure of its plans prompted several weeks of outcry and warnings by leaders from other countries and the U.
   朝鲜公布发射计划引起了其他国家领导人和联合国官员长达数周的强烈抗议和警告。

7. The outcry was immediate, with both Jews and members of the Catholic hierarchy criticising the pope's rehabilitation of a Holocaust-denier.
   教皇恢复一个否认大屠杀人士的身份，这种举动立刻遭到强烈抗议，批评声既来自犹太人，也来自天主教徒。

8. Despite public outcry, the U. S. Census still includes the word Negro, because many older people still use it.
   尽管公众舆论哗然，美国普查局还是收录了Negro一词，因为许多老人们仍在使用它。