blared

英 [bleəd]

美 [blerd]

v.  发出(响亮而刺耳的声音)
blare的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG 高声鸣响；（使）发出刺耳的声音
  If something such as a siren or radioblaresor if youblareit, it makes a loud, unpleasant noise.
  1. The fire engines were just pulling up, sirens blaring...
     消防车正要停下来，警报器发出刺耳的声音。
  2. Music blared from the flat behind me...
     刺耳的音乐从我身后的公寓传出来。
  3. I blared my horn.
     我按响了喇叭。
  4. Blareis also a noun.
     
  5. ...the blare of a radio through a thin wall.
     透过一道薄墙传过来的刺耳的广播声
  6. Blare outmeans the same asblare.
     blare out 同 blare
  7. Music blares out from every cafe.
     每一个咖啡屋都传出喧闹的音乐声。
  8. ...giant loudspeakers which blare out patriotic music and the speeches of their leader.
     高声播放着爱国乐曲和领导人讲话的大喇叭

双语例句

• Music blared from some of the rooms, glasses clinked, and the smell of food and liquor was strong.
  音乐从一些房间高声鸣叫，眼镜发叮当声，而且食物和酒的味道是强的。
• The trumpets blared as the procession got under way.
  行列行进时，喇叭嘟嘟地响个不休。
• The radio blared out the exciting news.
  收音机大声广播了这条令人振奋的消息。
• The German radio blared each night that the Reich had no quarrel with France.
  德国的无线电广播每天晚上大声疾呼，宣称德意志帝国与法国并无争执。
• Music blared out from the open window.
  喧闹的音乐从敞开的窗口传出。
• Music blared from the open window of the house across the way.
  从街对面那栋房子开着的窗户里传出嘈杂的音乐声。
• Many news organizations reported – indeed, blared – the first part of the sentence while making no mention whatsoever of its ending.
  许多新建机构报道了（实际上是大肆宣扬）这句话的第一部分，而对这句话的结尾只字不提。
• The captain's voice blared in the tube.
  船长在传话筒里大吼。
• The square was suffused with chants, sirens that blared through the night, vendors hawking food, flags and scarves.
  广场上弥漫着有节奏的口号声，伴随的是整夜鸣叫的警报声响，还有小贩们摆放的食物、旗帜和围巾。
• The calf blared for its mother.
  牛犊哞哞地高声叫喊找妈妈。