v.(人)尖声尖气地说，(鸟)唧唧(或吱吱)叫
n.(颤动舌头哄婴孩或催马的)啧啧声；(鸟，虫等)不断发出的唧唧声

原形：chirrup第三人称单数：chirrups过去式：chirruped过去分词：chirruped现在分词：chirruping

The birds chirruped merrily in the trees.
鸟儿在树上欢快地鸣叫着。
The peaceful morning was filled with the chirrup of crickets.
宁静的早晨充满了蟋蟀的唧唧声。
As the sun rose, the forest came alive with the chirrup of birds.
太阳升起时，森林里充满了鸟儿的啾啾声。
She woke up to the gentle chirrup of birds outside her window.
她在窗外鸟儿轻柔的鸣叫声中醒来。
The baby was delighted by the chirruping sound the toy made.
婴儿对玩具发出的叽叽声感到非常高兴。
In the early hours, the chirrup of the first bird signaled the start of a new day.
清晨时分，第一只鸟的啁啾声预示着新的一天开始。
The meadow echoed with the chirrup of grasshoppers on a warm summer evening.
在一个温暖的夏夜，草地上回荡着蚱蜢的唧唧声。
He couldn't help but smile at the cheerful chirrup of the canary in its cage.
他忍不住对笼中金丝雀快乐的鸣叫声微笑起来。
The peaceful chirrup of the finches provided a calming background melody.
朱顶雀宁静的啾啾声提供了一种宁静的背景旋律。
With the chirrup of wildlife all around, the hike felt like a walk in paradise.
周围野生动物的唧唧声让这次徒步旅行感觉像是在天堂漫步。