sound and fury
英：[saund ænd ˈfjuəri] 美： [saʊnd ənd ˈfjʊri]
sound and fury 基本解释
释义大吵大闹；
英英释义
Sound and fury
Sound and fury is a line from Shakespeare's play Macbeth. See Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow以上来源于:Wikipedia
sound and fury 相关例句
双语例句
- The couple had the father and mother of a row last night.
那两口子昨天晚上大吵大闹了一场。 - We could hear the neighbours going at each other hammer and tongs.
我们可以听见邻居大吵大闹的声音。
权威例句
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