halloo

• 用于吸引注意、鼓励猎犬追猎或表示惊讶的呼喊声或名词；在现代英语中视为过时或古旧用语。

An exclamation or noun used to attract attention, encourage hounds during a hunt, or express surprise; now considered archaic or obsolete in modern English.

1. A loud shout or callC2formalbritish

   A loud cry or shout used to attract attention, especially in hunting or in the countryside.

   大声呼喊

   • The hunter gave a halloo to signal the start of the chase.
   • A distant halloo echoed through the forest.
   • He let out a halloo to call his dog back.

   同义词callcryhollershoutwhoopyell

• 一个古旧动词，指大声呼喊或吆喝，尤指为引起注意或在打猎时给猎犬鼓劲。

An archaic verb used to shout or call out loudly, especially to attract attention or to urge on hounds during a hunt.

1. Shout to attract attentionC2formalbritish

   To shout or call out loudly, especially to attract someone's attention or to urge on hounds during a hunt.

   大声呼喊以引起注意

   • The huntsman hallooed to the dogs to follow the scent.
   • He hallooed across the valley to his friend.
   • She hallooed from the top of the hill to signal her location.

   同义词bellowcallcry outhailhollershoutwhoopyell