exclamations

英 [ˌɛkskləˈmeɪʃənz]

美 [ˌɛkskləˈmeɪʃənz]

n.  感叹; 感叹语; 感叹词
exclamation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 惊叫;感叹;感叹词;感叹句
  Anexclamationis a sound, word, or sentence that is spoken suddenly, loudly, or emphatically and that expresses excitement, admiration, shock, or anger.
  1. Sue gave an exclamation as we got a clear sight of the house.
     我们清楚看到那所房子时，休惊叹不已。

双语例句

• A word used in exclamations of confusion.
  困惑时使用的感叹词。
• His words were accompanied by exclamations from the audience.
  他的演讲引起听众的阵阵呼喊。
• Chapter 7 observes the interjections of Contemporary Chinese from three angles: the forms of voice, functional characters and effects of expression, and discusses some special phrases commonly used as exclamations.
  第七章从语音特点、功能特征和表达作用三个方面考察了现代汉语中的感叹词，并对现代汉语中常用的一些表示感叹的特殊短语一并进行了探讨。
• Used in exclamations to comment on extent or degree
  用於感叹句中，当言及所达到的状况或程度时
• Used in exclamations expressing surprise
  用於感叹句，表示惊异
• What are the two major types of exclamations?
  感叹句的两大类型是什么？
• They embraced him with exclamations of joy.
  他们欣喜地叫喊着拥抱他。
• They embraced with exclamations of happiness.
  他们一边拥抱，一边互相喊着祝福的话。
• And the fool fell to criticising everything and every one, without in the least changing his manner, or his exclamations.
  于是愚人开始批评每件事每个人，他的方式或他的感叹没有任何一丝毫改变。
• Presently, as we blundered and floundered along, there was a sharp cry, then a storm of exclamations.
  突然，正当我们高一脚低一脚地挣扎着前进时，前面传来一声尖叫，随即是一片呼喊。