hissing

简明释义

英[ˈhɪsɪŋ]美[hɪsɪŋ]

v. 发嘶嘶声；（人）发嘘声；（紧急或生气地）小声地（hiss的现在分词）

n. 嘶嘶声

adj. 发出嘶嘶声的

n. （Hissing）（瑞）希辛（人名）

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例句

1.The heat, which they couldn’t control, was still on, the radiator wastefully knocking and hissing.

屋里通着暖气，散热片不时发出叮当声和嘶嘶声。她们对此无法控制。

2.If you smell gas or hear a blowing or hissing noise, open a window and quickly leave the building.

如果你嗅到了煤气味或听到了咝咝的声音，打开一扇窗户并快速离开建筑物。

3.The iron teakettle was hissing splendidly over live coals.

铁茶壶在熊熊燃烧着的煤块上“嘶嘶”作响。

4.Murdoch's mouth made the shape again, and a slight hissing sounded in the back of his throat.

默多克的嘴角又浮现出那个不出声的笑，喉咙深处哼一声。

5.Let them live who choose in their own hissing world of fireworks. My heart longs for your stars, my God.

让他们住在自己选择的焰火闪烁的世界里吧，我的心希冀着祢的繁星，我的上帝。

6.Why didn't you scare them by hissing?

你为什么不发出嘶嘶声来吓跑他们？

7.I hear hissing noise from the battery when charging, is that normal?

我听到充电时，电池发出“丝丝”的叫声，正常吗？

8.He threw the hot iron hissing into cold water.

他将炽热的铁“咝”地一声扔进冷水里。

9.I will not have my eyes put out and my ears spoiled by its smoke and steam and hissing.

我不愿意我的眼睛鼻子给它的烟和水气和咝咝声污染了。

10.The cat was hissing at the dog, warning it to stay away.

猫对狗嘶嘶声，警告它远离。

11.I heard a hissing sound coming from the radiator.

我听到散热器发出嘶嘶声。

12.The steam kettle began hissing as it heated up.

蒸汽水壶开始嘶嘶声随着加热。

13.She let out a hissing breath when she saw the spider.

当她看到蜘蛛时，她发出了嘶嘶声的呼吸。

14.The snake was hissing as a warning to intruders.

蛇在对入侵者发出嘶嘶声警告。

作文

The night was eerily quiet, with only the sound of the wind rustling through the trees. As I walked deeper into the forest, I suddenly heard a soft, unsettling sound that made me stop in my tracks. It was a low, continuous hissing sound, like a snake warning me to stay away. My heart raced as I turned to look around, trying to locate the source of the noise. The hissing seemed to come from all directions, echoing off the trees and making it difficult to pinpoint its origin. I remembered my father’s stories about the creatures that roamed the woods at night, their hissing sounds often being the last thing their prey would hear before disappearing into the darkness. As I cautiously moved forward, the hissing grew louder, almost as if it were following me. I felt a chill run down my spine, and I instinctively reached for my flashlight. The beam cut through the shadows, illuminating the path ahead, but the hissing continued, now accompanied by the rustling of leaves. What could it be? A snake? A creature hiding in the bushes? My imagination ran wild with possibilities. I took a deep breath and tried to calm myself. After all, the forest was home to many animals, and most of them were harmless. I recalled how hissing is often used by animals as a warning sign, a way to communicate their discomfort or fear. It was a natural instinct for them, just as it was for me to feel afraid. I decided to keep moving but remained alert, listening closely to the hissing. It was a reminder that I was not alone in this wilderness. Suddenly, I spotted movement in the underbrush. My heart skipped a beat as I directed my flashlight towards the sound. To my relief, it was just a small rabbit, its ears perked up, and its nose twitching as it listened to the world around it. The hissing had stopped, replaced by the soft sounds of the forest returning to normal. I chuckled to myself, realizing how my mind had played tricks on me. The rabbit must have been startled, and its quick movements had caused the hissing sound I had heard. Feeling a sense of relief wash over me, I continued my walk, appreciating the beauty of the night. The stars twinkled above, and the moon cast a gentle glow on the path ahead. The forest was alive with sounds, but none of them felt threatening anymore. I understood that the hissing I had feared was simply a part of nature's symphony, a reminder that every creature has its own way of communicating. As I made my way back home, I reflected on the experience. The hissing that had initially filled me with dread became a lesson in understanding and respect for the natural world. I learned that fear often comes from the unknown, and by facing it head-on, we can find peace in the midst of chaos. The forest, with all its hissing and whispers, was not a place to fear but a sanctuary to embrace, full of life and stories waiting to be discovered.

夜晚异常安静，只有风在树间沙沙作响。当我走进森林深处时，突然听到了一种低沉而不安的声音，让我停下了脚步。那是一种持续的嘶嘶声，像是蛇在警告我远离。我的心跳加速，转过身四处张望，试图找到声音的来源。嘶嘶声似乎来自四面八方，在树木间回荡，使我难以确定其起源。我想起父亲讲的关于夜间游荡生物的故事，它们的嘶嘶声常常是猎物在黑暗中消失前听到的最后声音。 当我小心翼翼地向前走时，嘶嘶声越来越响，仿佛在跟着我。我感到一阵寒意从脊背传来，直觉让我伸手去拿手电筒。光束穿透阴影，照亮前方的道路，但嘶嘶声依旧存在，伴随着树叶的沙沙声。那可能是什么？蛇？藏在灌木丛中的生物？我的想象力开始疯狂运转。 我深吸了一口气，试图让自己冷静下来。毕竟，森林是许多动物的家，大多数都是无害的。我回想起嘶嘶声往往被动物用作警告信号，是它们表达不安或恐惧的一种方式。这对它们来说是本能，对我来说，感到害怕也是如此。我决定继续前进，但保持警惕，仔细聆听嘶嘶声。这提醒我，我并不孤单于这片荒野之中。 突然，我在灌木丛中发现了动静。我的心跳加速，急忙将手电筒指向声音的方向。令我松了一口气的是，那只不过是一只小兔子，竖起耳朵，鼻子微微颤动，倾听周围的世界。嘶嘶声停止了，取而代之的是森林恢复正常的柔和声音。我忍不住笑了，意识到我的脑海在捉弄我。那只兔子一定是被惊吓到了，它快速的动作产生了我所听到的嘶嘶声。 感到一阵轻松涌上心头，我继续前行，欣赏夜晚的美丽。星星在空中闪烁，月光温柔地洒在前方的小路上。森林充满了声音，但再也没有一种感觉是威胁的。我明白了，最初让我感到恐惧的嘶嘶声仅仅是自然交响曲的一部分，提醒我们每个生物都有自己表达的方式。 当我走回家的路上，我反思这次经历。最初让我感到恐惧的嘶嘶声成为了理解和尊重自然界的教训。我明白，恐惧往往来自未知，而面对它，我们可以在混乱中找到平静。森林，伴随着所有的嘶嘶声和低语，不是一个值得畏惧的地方，而是一个值得拥抱的圣地，充满生命和等待被发现的故事。