lull
lull 英 [lʌl] 美 [lʌl]
vt. 使平静;使安静;哄骗 vi. 平息;减弱;停止 n. 间歇;暂停;暂时平静
进行时:lulling 过去式:lulled 过去分词:lulled 第三人称单数:lulls 名词复数:lulls
- See lull, think "calm." It could be the noun form (like "the lull before the storm") or the verb: one can lull someone by calming them (as in lulling a baby to sleep with a lullaby).
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- vt. 使平静;使安静;哄骗
- vi. 平息;减弱;停止
- n. 间歇;暂停;暂时平静
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1. There is a lull in the Arabic, and I can hear a child singing in Spanish from across the aisle.
这时几个阿拉伯人暂时安静了下来,我听到过道里有一个孩子用西班牙语唱歌。
- lull (n.) 1650s as the name of a soothing drink, from lull (v.). Meaning "temporary period of quiet or rest amid turmoil or activity" is from 1815.
- lull (v.) early 14c., lullen "to calm or hush to sleep," probably imitative of lu-lu sound used to lull a child to sleep (compare Swedish lulla "to hum a lullaby," German lullen "to rock," Sanskrit lolati "moves to and fro," Middle Dutch lollen "to mutter"). Figurative use from 1570s; specifically "to quiet (suspicion) so as to delude into a sense of security" is from c. 1600. Related: Lulled; lulling.
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