n.(表示愤怒或反对的)嘘声，不满之声

原形：catcall复数：catcalls

As she walked down the street, a group of men started catcalling her with lewd remarks.
当她走在街上时，一群男人开始对她大声说出轻浮的言语。
Despite feeling uncomfortable, she had to endure the persistent catcalls from construction workers on her way to work.
尽管感到不舒服，但她不得不忍受上班路上建筑工人持续不断的起哄声。
The actress received numerous catcalls and cheers as she stepped onto the red carpet at the film premiere.
当这位女演员走上电影首映式的红毯时，她收到了众多的喝彩和尖叫。
The football fans in the stadium let out a loud catcall when the opposing team scored an early goal.
当对方球队早早进球时，体育场内的足球迷发出了巨大的嘘声。
She ignored the catcalls from the crowd and focused on delivering her speech confidently.
她对人群中的起哄置之不理，专心致志地发表了自信的演讲。
The musicians were met with catcalls and boos after their disappointing performance.
音乐家们的表演令人失望，观众以起哄和嘘声回应他们。
The politician was subjected to catcalls and jeers during his speech about tax increases.
该政治家在关于增税的演讲中遭到了起哄和嘲笑。
The theater troupe received both applause and catcalls from the audience for their daring experimental play.
剧团的大胆实验性戏剧赢得了观众的掌声与起哄。
The actor was briefly interrupted by catcalls while performing a monologue on stage.
这名演员在台上表演独白时被短暂打断，台下有人起哄。
He was frustrated that his suggestion was met with catcalls instead of serious consideration at the meeting.
他很沮丧，因为自己在会议上提出的建议却换来了起哄而非认真考虑。