英语词汇“hooting”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

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With the night shadows and the country noises, such as owls hooting, they had fled.
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Then people behind get angry and start hooting and everybody gets bad-tempered.
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If they are not taken, the hooting driver remains dangerous.
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There is any amount of experience abroad to show that, if you prohibit hooting, you increase public safety, in addition to contributing to the amenities.
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Thirdly—and this is a point which is generally overlooked—the more excessive hooting is permitted, the more careless does the pedestrian become.
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There was a queue of cars behind him, the drivers of which, needless to say, were all hooting furiously.
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In some residential areas there are intersecting roads and drivers of this type go at great speed at night hooting at every cross road.
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I do not like the hooting which one now finds going on, nor the flashing of lights.
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It went on hooting so that nobody on the station could possibly hear the announcement.
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We did not want to put in the other old section also, because that rather cuts across the regulation as regards not hooting at night.
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Those who live in political life live too close to the woods to be frightened by the hooting of owls.
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I did not enjoy the spectacle of the laughter and hooting during the debate.
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But either hooting is essential to avert accidents or it is not.
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