vociferous

英 [vəˈsɪfərəs]

美 [voʊˈsɪfərəs]

adj.  大声疾呼的; 喧嚣的; 大叫大嚷的

Collins.1 / BNC.14347 / COCA.21426

牛津词典

adj.

• 大声疾呼的；喧嚣的；大叫大嚷的
  expressing your opinions or feelings in a loud and confident way
  1. vociferous protests
     高声的抗议
  2. a vociferous critic of the president's stance
     猛烈批评总统所持态度的人

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED （表达观点时）大声的,激昂的
  If you describe someone asvociferous, you mean that they speak with great energy and determination, because they want their views to be heard.
  1. He was a vociferous opponent of Conservatism...
     他高声反对保守主义。
  2. His resentment of her behaviour was becoming more vociferous.
     他越来越大声地表达对她行为的厌恶。

英英释义

adj

• conspicuously and offensively loud
  1. blatant radios
  2. a clamorous uproar
  3. strident demands
  4. a vociferous mob
  Synonym:blatantclamantclamorousstrident

双语例句

• With the Chinese economy and real estate market slowing dramatically and a vociferous anti-corruption campaign in full swing at home, Chinese buyers have been scrambling in the past few years to buy real estate abroad.
  随着中国经济和房地产市场大幅放缓，同时声势浩大的反腐败运动不断深入，近年中国买家竞相在国外购买房地产。
• We are assured by vociferous economists that economic growth would be higher in the U.S. and unemployment lower if only the government would run even bigger deficits and/ or the Fed would print even more money.
  口若悬河的经济学家们信誓旦旦地告诉我们，只要政府继续扩大赤字，并且/或者美国联邦储备委员会（Fed）继续印刷更多的钞票，美国的经济增速就会提高，失业率也会下降。
• He was a vociferous opponent of Conservatism
  他高声反对保守主义。
• Vociferous protests against the new motorway.
  反对那条新的高速公路的强烈抗议。
• He boarded the boat for America and reached New York with its vociferous welcome.
  他登上开往美国的轮船，到达纽约时受到喧闹的欢迎。
• The vociferous calls from some member states for cuts in the budget may be popular but they are largely economically unsound.
  某些成员国发出的预算削减呼声可能很受欢迎，但是从经济层面来看这些提法是站不住脚的。
• The basketball team never lacked vociferous supporters, but they rarely responded to this show of enthusiasm.
  文中黑体词they若是指高声呼叫的支持音，则与后面的意思（对这种热情很少作出响应）不合。因此they只能指球队队员。
• Theatre lobbies were filled with a vociferous crowd during the intermission.
  幕间休息时，剧场游说者总是充斥在嘈杂的人群中。
• My chief difference with Mr Stiglitz is that I think his confidence that inequality will eventually lead to a vociferous political reaction against wealthy financial elites in America is misplaced.
  我与斯蒂格利茨最大的区别在于，他自信美国这种财富机会分配的不公终究会导致大量的政治上的回应，来反对富有的金融精英，而我认为他的这种自信是不恰当的。
• 20. Vociferous/ Voracious
  20.喊叫的，喧嚷的/贪婪的，贪吃的