whistle
🇺🇸
/ˈwɪsl/
🇬🇧
/ˈwɪsl/
noun
R
A small tube you blow to make a loud, high sound for attention or signals.
The coach used a whistle to start the game.
コーチは試合を始めるためにホイッスルを使った。
R
The sound made by blowing a whistle.
The game ended at the sound of the whistle.
試合はホイッスルの音で終了した。
R
The sound made by forcing breath through nearly closed lips.
He let out a whistle of amazement.
彼は驚きの口笛を吹いた。
R
A loud, high sound from air or steam forced through a small opening.
The kettle made a loud whistle when boiling.
やかんは沸騰すると大きな笛のような音を立てた。
R
Equipment that makes a loud, high sound when air or steam passes through it.
The train whistle warned of its approach.
列車の汽笛が接近を警告した。
verb
R
To make a high sound or tune by forcing breath through nearly closed lips.
She can whistle a happy tune.
彼女は楽しいメロディーを口笛で吹ける。
R
To make a loud, high sound by blowing into a whistle.
The referee will whistle to stop play.
審判はプレーを止めるためにホイッスルを吹く。
R
To make a loud, high sound.
The wind made the trees whistle.
風が木々をヒューヒューと鳴らした。
R
To move quickly while making a loud, high sound.
The arrow whistled through the air.
矢が空中をヒュッと音を立てて飛んだ。
R
To make a high sound.
Birds often whistle in the morning.
鳥はよく朝にさえずる。
translation
ホイッスル, ホイッスルの音, 口笛の音, 汽笛音, 汽笛
口笛を吹く, ホイッスルを吹く, 音を立てる, 音を立てて進む, 高い音を出す
語形変化
3rd Present
whistles
Progressive
whistling
Past
whistled
Plural
whistles
Perfect
whistled