adj.沙哑的，嘶哑的

原形：hoarse比较级：hoarser最高级：hoarsest

After a long night of shouting at the concert, Sarah's voice was hoarse the next morning.
在演唱会上大喊了一整晚后，莎拉第二天早上嗓子都哑了。
The actor had to clear his throat frequently; his hoarse voice made it difficult to understand his lines.
这位演员不得不频繁清喉，他沙哑的声音让人难以听清台词。
The old man's hoarse whisper told us a tale of his adventurous youth.
老人用沙哑的低语向我们讲述了他的冒险青春故事。
The singer's performance was affected by her hoarse vocals, which she blamed on a cold.
歌手的表演受到了她沙哑嗓音的影响，她将其归咎于感冒。
Despite being ill, the teacher continued to lecture with a hoarse voice, showing her dedication to the students.
尽管生病了，老师仍以嘶哑的声音继续讲课，展现了她对学生的奉献精神。
The prolonged coughing fit left him hoarse and exhausted.
长时间的咳嗽使他声音嘶哑，精疲力尽。
The radio host's signature hoarse tone added a sense of mystery to his late-night show.
广播主持人的标志性沙哑声调为他的深夜节目增添了几分神秘感。
After the marathon speech, the politician's voice turned hoarse, but his passion remained unwavering.
经过马拉松式的演讲后，这位政治家的声音变得嘶哑，但他的激情依旧坚定不移。
The heavy smoker's voice was permanently hoarse due to years of nicotine abuse.
由于多年的尼古丁滥用，这位重度吸烟者的声音永久性地变得嘶哑。
The audience could feel the emotion in the singer's hoarse yet powerful rendition of the ballad.
观众能从歌手沙哑而有力的民谣演绎中感受到深深的情感。