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humhumD.J.:[hʌm]K.K.:[hʌm]vt. & vi.1.■发出嗡嗡声; 哼唱The bees were humming in the garden.蜜蜂在花园里嗡嗡地叫。She is humming a folk song that I never heard before.她在哼一首我以前从未听过的民歌。No one can hum him to draw his attention.没有人可以用哼歌来吸引他的注意。vi.1.■忙碌, 活跃The new manager soon made things hum.这位新经理不久便使一切都活跃起来了。n.1.■嗡嗡声We hear the hum of conversation from the next room.我们听到隔壁房间嗡嗡的谈话声。

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hum1[hʌm]vi.1.■(飞机、马达、蜜蜂等)嗡嗡作响，发连续低沉的声音：A bee hummed around flowers.一只蜜蜂围着花朵嗡嗡作响。My head hums.我的头痛得嗡嗡响。2.■发嗯嗯声，发哼声(以表示犹豫、疑惑、惊异、不满或称赞等)：He hummed and shaked his head.他嘴里哼哼着不满意地摇了摇头。3.■哼，哼曲子：He hummed and went down the stairs.他嘴里哼着曲子走下了楼。4.■(剧场、观众等)发嘈杂声：They began to hum when seeing Jackson walk into the hall.他们一看到杰克逊走进大厅，开始发出了嘈杂声。5.■[英国俚语]发出难闻的气味，发出恶臭：The lake water is humming.那个湖里的水开始发出恶臭的气味。6.■[口语]活跃起来，(事业等)变得有生气：The air of the ball began to hum.舞会的气氛开始活跃起来了。to make things hum使事业兴旺7.■[澳大利亚口语]乞求vt.1.■哼(曲子)，哼…歌曲；哼着曲子使：John was humming a tune when he put on his clothes.约翰一边穿衣服一边哼着曲子。to hum a baby to sleep哼着歌哄婴儿入睡2.■用哼声表示(反对等)：She hummed her anger and quickly left.她生气地哼了一声，很快就走掉了n.1.■嗡嗡声，hum2[hʌm]n.1.■[俚语]欺骗，哄骗vt.1.■=humbug

humhum[hʌm]n., vt.1.■(hummed, humming)[俗]欺瞒; 欺诈