outcry

英 [ˈaʊtkraɪ]

美 [ˈaʊtkraɪ]

n.  呐喊; 怒吼; 强烈的抗议

复数：outcries　现在分词：outcrying　过去式：outcried　第三人称单数：outcries　过去分词：outcried　

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牛津词典

noun

• 呐喊；怒吼；强烈的抗议
  a reaction of anger or strong protest shown by people in public
  1. an outcry over the proposed change
     对拟议的改革所发出的强烈抗议
  2. The new tax provoked a public outcry .
     新税项引起了公众的强烈抗议。
  3. There was outcry at the judge's statement.
     法官的陈词引起一片哗然。

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 强烈的抗议（或反对）
  Anoutcryis a reaction of strong disapproval and anger shown by the public or media about a recent event.
  1. The killing caused an international outcry...
     这起谋杀引起了国际社会的强烈抗议。
  2. There was public outcry from those opposed to abortion.
     反堕胎人士公开大声抗议。

英英释义

noun

• a loud utterance
  1. the speaker was interrupted by loud cries from the rear of the audience
  Synonym:crycallyellshoutvociferation

verb

• utter aloud
  1. `I won!' he exclaimed
  2. `Help!' she cried
  3. `I'm here,' the mother shouted when she saw her child looking lost
  Synonym:exclaimcrycry outcall outshout
• shout louder than
  Synonym:outshout

双语例句

• The killing caused an international outcry
  这起谋杀引起了国际社会的强烈抗议。
• But by then, it should have enough users to prompt an outcry, making any drastic action counterproductive.
  但到那时，应会有足够多的用户向其表示强烈抗议，令其采取的任何激烈举措都适得其反。
• Why has there not been more of an outcry?
  为什么没有更多的抗议？
• A Chinese outcry: doesn't a dog have rights?
  一个中国人大声疾呼：难道狗就没有生存权吗？
• As a concession to the public outcry, the government reduced the tax.
  作为对公众呼吁的让步，政府减少了税收。
• An outcry against atomic tests in the Pacific ocean.
  反对在太平洋进行原子弹试验的强烈抗议。
• The escalated business war has also triggered a public outcry.
  两家公司不断升级的战火引起了众多网民的关注。
• Emboldened by the outcry over AIG, Mr Geithner asked for those powers when he visited Congress last week.
  在对aig的一片声讨声中，盖特纳上周大胆向国会请求授予这些权力。
• A number of incidents in recent years have provoked a public outcry against media sensationalism and invasion of privacy.
  近年几宗事故中，传媒耸人听闻的报导手法和侵犯私隐，激起公众强烈抗议。
• There was a public outcry [ clamour].
  舆论哗然。