v.大声(或吵闹)地要求，(尤指乱哄哄地)大声地喊叫，呼叫
n.喧闹声，嘈杂声，吵闹，民众的要求

原形：clamour第三人称单数：clamours复数：clamours过去式：clamoured过去分词：clamoured现在分词：clamouring

The clamour of the crowd grew louder as the speaker approached the stage.
群众的喧嚣随着演讲者走近舞台而增大。
There was a clamour for change in the company's management.
公司内部强烈要求改变管理层。
The child's incessant clamour for attention was wearing on her parents.
孩子不断索求关注，让父母感到疲惫不堪。
The soldiers clashed in a clamour of gunfire and explosions.
士兵们在枪炮声和爆炸声中激烈交战。
The clamour of the surf crashing against the rocks was soothing to her nerves.
海浪冲击岩石的声音让她紧张的心情得到了缓解。
She could not ignore the clamour of public opinion against the new policy.
她无法忽视公众对新政策的强烈反对声音。
His cries of protest echoed through the clamour of the party.
他的抗议声在派对的喧闹中回荡。
The clamour of the festival went on late into the night, filling the streets with energy.
节日的喧闹持续到深夜，街道上充满了活力。
Despite the clamour of criticism, the artist decided to proceed with his controversial exhibition.
尽管饱受批评，艺术家仍决定继续举办他的争议性展览。
The politicians' clamour for peace negotiations was met with skepticism by many.
政客们对和平谈判的呼吁遭到了许多人的怀疑。