toots

英 [tuːts]

美 [tuːts]

n.  (喇叭、哨子等发出的)嘟嘟声
v.  (使汽车喇叭)发出短促尖锐的声音，发出嘟嘟声
toot的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG (使)(汽车喇叭)发出嘟嘟声
  If someonetootstheir car horn or if a car horntoots, it produces a short sound or series of sounds.
  1. People set off fireworks and tooted their car horns...
     人们点燃烟花，按响汽车喇叭。
  2. Car horns toot as cyclists dart precariously through the traffic...
     骑车人危险地在车流中飞速穿行时，汽车喇叭的嘟嘟声响成一片。
  3. A man behind her tooted angrily.
     她后面的一名男子愤怒地摁着汽车喇叭。
  4. Tootis also a noun.
     
  5. The driver gave me a wave and a toot.
     司机冲我挥挥手，按了下喇叭。

双语例句

• Ideas, like ghosts ( according to the common notion of ghosts), must be spoken to a little before they will explain themselves; and Toots had long left off asking any questions of his own mind.
  思想就像鬼（一般概念中的鬼）一样，必须先跟它们先谈一会儿，它们才会显示出自己，而图茨已长久停止向他的头脑提出任何问题了。
• Then he waves, toots his horn, and pulls on up ahead.
  然后他挥挥手，按了下喇叭，往前开去。
• Toots split, exposing central core: surface of root dull, grayish.
  近裂，到中央的果仁：根表面暗淡，浅灰色。
• Unless young Toots had some idea on the subject, to the expression of which he was wholly unequal.
  也许，年轻的图茨对这个问题有某些想法，可是他完全没有能力把这些想法表达出来。
• 'Thank'ee,'chuckles Mr Toots,'I'm very much obliged to you.
  “谢谢，”图茨先生吃吃地笑道，“我非常感谢你们。
• And people did say that the Doctor had rather overdone it with young Toots, and that when he began to have whiskers he left off having brains.
  人们都说，博士对年轻的图茨搞得太过头了，当他开始留起连鬓胡子的时候，他却停止培育脑子了。
• Mr toots, seeing Florence in tears, had great difficulty in getting beyond this point, and had nearly tumbled into the well again.
  图茨先生看到弗洛伦斯眼泪汪汪，觉得再说下去非常困难，几乎又要滚进井里去了。
• And yet it dropped so, that by little and little it sunk on Mr Toots's knee, and rested there, as if it had no care to be ever lifted up again.
  然而它还是往下低垂，逐渐地逐渐地垂落在图茨先生的膝盖上，并躺在那里，仿佛它不想再被抬起来似的。
• Toots shor's restaurant is so crowded nobody goes there anymore.
  图茨绍尔的餐馆太拥挤了，再也没人会去那儿了。
• Toots, as an old hand, had a desk to himself in one corner: and a magnificent man, of immense age, he looked, in Paul's young eyes, behind it.
  图茨是最大的一位，在一个角落里有他自己的一张书桌；在保罗年幼的眼睛中，他是坐在书桌后面的一位年纪很大的庄严的男子。