n.吹哨的人，（英）惠斯勒

The whistler's piercing melody echoed through the silent forest.
那哨声者的尖锐旋律在寂静的森林中回荡。
My grandfather was known for his ability to mimic bird whistles perfectly.
我祖父因能完美模仿鸟鸣而闻名。
The train whistled as it approached the crossing, warning pedestrians and vehicles.
火车接近道口时发出汽笛声，警告行人和车辆。
She picked up the whistle and gave a sharp blast, signaling the start of the game.
她拿起哨子，吹了一声尖锐的响声，示意比赛开始。
The referee's whistle cut through the noise of the stadium, bringing the players to a halt.
裁判的哨声穿透了体育场的喧嚣，使球员们停了下来。
He learned to whistle tunes from his favorite movies as a child.
他小时候学会了吹口哨模仿他最喜欢的电影里的曲调。
The wind whistled through the gaps in the old window frames, creating an eerie sound.
风穿过旧窗框的缝隙发出呼啸声，营造出一种诡异的声响。
The tea kettle began to whistle, indicating that the water had reached boiling point.
水壶开始发出哨声，表明水已烧开。
In the early morning, the song of a solitary whistler bird greeted the dawn.
清晨，一只孤独的口哨鸟的叫声迎接黎明的到来。
The safety officer blew a loud whistle to alert everyone of the impending danger.
安全官员吹响了一声响亮的哨声，提醒大家即将来临的危险。