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

• A bugle blared and a bass voice shouted the command to break ranks.
  接着便吹起喇叭，同时一个低调的声音发出解散队伍的命令。
• Music blared out from the open window.
  喧闹的音乐从敞开的窗口传出。
• Hours after headlines blared with the news of the impending asset takeout battle, China Netcom issued a cranky statement saying it would not countenance a change in the ownership structure.
  这场即将开始的资产争夺大被以头条新闻宣布的几小时后，中国网通作出了一条令人不解的声明，称它不会支持所有权结构上的任何变化。
• For several minutes, at the exact time in the afternoon the quake struck in Sichuan Province one week ago, cars stopped and blared their horns.
  几分钟前，在一个星期前四川地震那个下午的准确时间，车辆停止行驶，鸣号。
• The radio blared out the exciting news.
  收音机大声广播了这条令人振奋的消息。
• 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 horns of the taxis blared.
  出租车的喇叭鸣响了。
• I blared my horn.
  我按响了喇叭。
• At the same moment, the bugles of the Prussians returning from drill blared under our windows.
  与此同时，普鲁士士兵的操练完回营的号声在我们的窗户下回响。
• The perfect tune begs to be blared from car speakers and provides a memorable soundtrack to the hot days and warm nights of summertime.
  那完美的旋律从车中扬声器里震耳欲聋传出，给夏日中炎热的白天和稍低温度的夜晚配上了一段令人回味的音乐。