vt.传播，散播(信息)
n.[医学]（听诊时所听到的）杂音，吵闹，喧嚷，喧闹，<古>谣言，传闻

原形：bruit第三人称单数：bruits复数：bruits过去式：bruited过去分词：bruited现在分词：bruiting

The bruit of the city never stops, even in the late hours of the night.
城市的喧嚣声从未停歇，即使在深夜时分也是如此。
The doctor detected a bruit over the patient's carotid artery, indicating possible narrowing.
医生在患者颈动脉处听到了杂音，这表明可能有狭窄的情况。
The constant bruit from the construction site扰得附近居民无法安宁。
施工现场持续的噪音让附近居民不得安宁。
She could hear the bruit of the waterfall long before she saw it.
她在远远看见瀑布之前，就已经能听到它的轰鸣声了。
The bruit of the busy street was a stark contrast to the quietness of the library.
繁忙街道上的嘈杂声与图书馆内的宁静形成了鲜明对比。
The whooshing bruit in his ear turned out to be a symptom of high blood pressure.
他耳朵里嗡嗡的杂音原来是高血压的一个症状。
Despite the bruit outside, the meditation room remained a sanctuary of peace.
尽管外面一片喧闹，冥想室仍然是一个宁静的避风港。
The bruit of the train passing by shook the windows of our house.
火车经过时的轰隆声震得我们家的窗户都在颤动。
He became aware of a bruit in his head whenever he bent down to pick something up.
每当他弯腰捡东西时，就会意识到头部有一种杂音。
The bruit from the neighbors' party went on until dawn, keeping everyone awake.
邻居派对的喧闹声一直持续到黎明，让所有人都无法入睡。