clamor

• 指嘈杂、混乱且常持续不断的大声喧哗，通常由人群发出；也指公众强烈的呼声或抗议。

A noun referring to a loud, confused, and often continuous noise or uproar, typically made by a crowd of people.

1. Loud noiseB2formal

   A loud, continuous, and often confused noise, especially from a crowd of people.

   喧闹

   • The clamor of the city streets kept him awake.
   • A sudden clamor erupted from the stadium after the goal.
   • The children's clamor filled the playground.

   同义词blareclangorcommotiondinhubbubnoiseoutcrypandemoniumracketshoutingtumultuproar

   反义词calmhushquietsilencestillness

2. Loud protest or demandB2formal

   A strong and loud expression of protest, demand, or complaint by a group of people.

   强烈抗议

   • There was a public clamor for the politician's resignation.
   • The clamor for better working conditions grew louder.
   • The government could not ignore the clamor for change.

   同义词clamouringdemandhue and cryoutcryprotestuproarvociferation

• 动词，表示大声而持续地喧闹或呼喊，常指一群人吵闹地表达不满、抗议或强烈要求。

A verb meaning to make a loud and sustained noise or demand, often used in the context of public outcry or protest.

1. Loudly demand or complainB2formal

   To make a loud, continuous noise or outcry, often to express a demand or protest.

   大声要求或抱怨

   • The crowd clamored for the politician's resignation.
   • Protesters clamored outside the government building.
   • Children clamored for attention from their parents.

   同义词cry outdemandprotestshoutvociferate

2. Make a loud noiseB2formal

   To produce a loud, confused noise, such as shouting or banging.

   大声喧哗

   • The fans clamored as the band took the stage.
   • The audience clamored for an encore after the performance.
   • Workers clamored with tools in the construction site.

   同义词bellowblareblastclangcrydinhubbubpandemoniumracketroarshoutuproar

   反义词hushmutequietsilencestifle