及物/不及物动词惊叫; 呼喊; 大声说
不及物动词
1. The newspapers exclaimed against the outrageous distortion of truth.
报界强烈谴责对真相无耻的歪曲。
2. She exclaimed in astonishment at the size of the bill.
她看到帐单上的数目吓得叫起来。
3. The children exclaimed with excitement.
孩子们兴奋地大叫。
1. 大喊：3) proclaim声明 | 4) exclaim大喊 | 5) acclaim欢呼、称赞
2. 大声说;呼喊：emphasize 详述;阐明 | exclaim 大声说;呼喊 | explain 解释说
3. 惊呼,呼喊：excite 鼓舞,引起 | exclaim 惊呼,呼喊 | exclude 拒绝,排除
4. 惊叫,尖叫：acclaim 欢迎,欢呼 | exclaim 惊叫,尖叫 | elude 逃跑,躲避
1. （由于激动、震惊、愤怒等）突然呼喊，惊叫，大声喊
Writers sometimes use exclaim to show that someone is speaking suddenly, loudly, or emphatically, often because they are excited, shocked, or angry.
e.g. 'He went back to the lab', Iris exclaimed impatiently...
“他回实验室去了，”艾里斯不耐烦地大声说。
e.g. He exclaims that it must be a typing error.
他惊呼道那一定是个打字错误。
1. exclaim是什么意思
1. Some people are known to exclaim that Singapore has not witnessed a strike for 26 years.
2. Take your date to the zoo and exclaim over the antics of monkeys or take in a dolphin performance.
verb
1. exclaim
1. utter aloud
often with surprise, horror, or joy
e.g. `I won!' he exclaimed
`Help!' she cried
`I'm here,' the mother shouted when she saw her child looking lost
Synonym: cry cry out outcry call out shout
2. state or announce
e.g. `I am not a Communist,' he exclaimed
The King will proclaim an amnesty
Synonym: proclaim promulgate