moan

英[məun]美[məun]

n.
1.[C]呻吟，悲叹，发牢骚
2.[U]萧萧声
v.
1.[I]呻吟，抱怨，诉冤
2.[T]呻吟着说

同：	[n.] groan [v.] groan, sough

The politician, like the performer, must please his or her audiences and that often means saying things he does not moan or does not believe in fully.
像表演家一样，政治家必须去讨好他的听众，这就往往意味着要讲一点自己并不完全相信或同意的话。收藏
She passed and repassed Catherine's door several times in the course of the evening, as if she expected to hear a plaintive moan behind it
在晚上这段时间里，她几次经过凯瑟琳的房门，好象在等待从门背后传来一声哀恸的呻吟。收藏
But I still face westward with a dreary moan
侧身西望常咨嗟。收藏
The eerie moan of the night wind.
夜风的可怕哀鸣收藏
His constant moan is that no one understands him.
他老是抱怨没有人理解他。收藏

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indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure
- The students groaned when the professor got out the exam booklets
- The ancient door soughed when opened
[同] groan, moan, sough

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