catcall.

/kat-kawl/US // ˈkætˌkɔl //UK // (ˈkætˌkɔːl) //

呼叫声,呼叫,呼叫声响起,呼叫声响

Definitions

1.
- ›a shrill, whistlelike sound or loud raucous shout made to express disapproval at a theater, meeting, etc.
- ›an instrument for producing such a sound.

nounheckle

Synonyms

I braced myself for scornful looks, maybe even shrieks and catcalls, possibly even a fight—but no one noticed, except for a jerk in a Subaru who shot me a disapproving smirk.
Some folks say Emmett whistled at Carolyn as a manner of catcall, expressing his admiration.
The soldier, addressed put a finger to the sound side of his mouth and uttered a catcall.
The essayist, however, is disposed to hold that the catcall is originally a piece of English music.
The conveyance of a catcall to the theatre evidences a predisposition to uproarious censure.
He found that antiquaries were much divided in opinion as to the origin of the catcall.
She smiled as she heard the shrill catcall of a lad in Forsyth Street.

/kat-kawl/US // ˈkætˌkɔl //UK // (ˈkætˌkɔːl) //

呼叫声,呼叫,呼叫声响起,呼叫声响

1.
- ›a shrill, whistlelike sound or loud raucous shout made to express disapproval at a theater, meeting, etc.
- ›an instrument for producing such a sound.

nounheckle

Synonyms

I braced myself for scornful looks, maybe even shrieks and catcalls, possibly even a fight—but no one noticed, except for a jerk in a Subaru who shot me a disapproving smirk.
Some folks say Emmett whistled at Carolyn as a manner of catcall, expressing his admiration.
The soldier, addressed put a finger to the sound side of his mouth and uttered a catcall.
The essayist, however, is disposed to hold that the catcall is originally a piece of English music.
The conveyance of a catcall to the theatre evidences a predisposition to uproarious censure.
He found that antiquaries were much divided in opinion as to the origin of the catcall.
She smiled as she heard the shrill catcall of a lad in Forsyth Street.