heckler ['hɛklɚ]  

heckler

heckler  ['hɛklɚ]

n. 激烈质问者 

名词复数:hecklers 

Dealing with the occasional obnoxious heckler is inevitable when you run outside, especially for female runners. 在户外跑的时候偶尔遇到这种讨厌的冷嘲热讽的人是不可避免的,尤其是女性跑者。
The heckler, who has not been identified, said he had been "ashamed to be an Australian for that entire time" of Mr Howard's 11 years in office and told Mr Howard to "go home". 该名未确认身份的抗议者表示,在霍华德先生当政的11年里,他“曾为自己是一个澳大利亚人而感到惭愧”,此人还对霍华德先生说,“回家去吧”。

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  • n. 激烈质问者
  • 1. Dealing with the occasional obnoxious heckler is inevitable when you run outside, especially for female runners.

    在户外跑的时候偶尔遇到这种讨厌的冷嘲热讽的人是不可避免的,尤其是女性跑者。

  • 2. The heckler, who has not been identified, said he had been "ashamed to be an Australian for that entire time" of Mr Howard's 11 years in office and told Mr Howard to "go home".

    该名未确认身份的抗议者表示,在霍华德先生当政的11年里,他“曾为自己是一个澳大利亚人而感到惭愧”,此人还对霍华德先生说,“回家去吧”。

  • 3. When comic Michael Richards was unnerved by an African American heckler at a comedy club several years ago, he responded with a racial-slur-laced tirade.

    当喜剧演员迈克尔·理查德斯几年前在一个喜剧俱乐部被一位美国黑人质问者搞得懊恼不安时,他用了一大段带种族侮辱色彩的话作回应。

  • heckler (n.) mid-15c., "one who uses a heckle" (late 13c., as a surname, Will. le Hekelere), agent noun from heckle (v.). Sense of "audience member that taunts a public speaker" is from 1885. Fem. form hekelstere is attested from c. 1500.
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