yawps 

  1. 名詞
yawp複數: 噪音, 喧鬧聲
喊叫聲

    
                        
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    動詞
yawp第三者單數現在式:
不及物動詞:
大聲叫嚷, 粗聲說話
抱怨, 吵鬧

    

    同義字詞
beef,bellyache,bleat,carp,caterwaul,complain,crab,croak,fuss,gripe,grouch,grouse,growl,grumble,grump,holler,inveigh,kick,moan,murmur,mutter,nag,scream,squawk,squeal,wail,whimper,whine,yammer,yowl

    
                        
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                                His yawps might have caused some newspaper controversy, but that is no controversy at all.                            
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                                I like their egos – the chest-beating, the barbaric yawps sounded when they celebrate themselves.                            
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                                Each successive correspondence reaffirms that things aren't getting better, just a new installment in a series of sad yawps into the wilderness.                            
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                                " Walt Whitman ______________________________________________________________ I am not the sort of person who yawps , and I would never ever ever sound a barbaric yawp over the roofs of the world.                            
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                                In him the barbarism is much more pronounced; it is, indeed, avowed, and the "barbaric yawp" is sent "over the roofs of the world " in full consciousness of its inarticulate character; but in Browning the barbarism is no less real though disguised by a literary and scientific language, since the passions of civilized life with which he deals are treated as so many "barbaric yawps ," complex indeed in their conditions, puffins of an intricate engine, but aimless in their vehemence and mere ebullitions of lustiness in adventurous and profoundly ungoverned souls.                            
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