English
- roar, howl, scream
- (of people) to whistle
- whistle
- (of birds and animals) to screech; to howl; to roar
- to make a loud sound e.g. a cry, a howl, a roar, a scream or a whistle
粵語
- 發出好大嘅聲響，譬如呼喊或者吹哨
Variants
Words containing 嘯
- 海嘯hoi2 siu3
tsunami
- 呼嘯fu1 siu3
to whistle; to scream; to whiz
- 嘯叫siu3 giu3
to squeal; to screech
- 金融海嘯gam1 jung4 hoi2 siu3
financial Tsunami; financial crisis
- 小嘯號siu2 siu3 hou6
- 龍吟虎嘯lung4 jam4 fu2 siu3
literally: (sound like) the snorting of dragons , the howling of tigers; to describe a loud and powerful sound; the unison act of two things (people) that are similar or associated; similar sounds echo one another
- 汪嘯風wong1 siu3 fung1
Wang Xiaofeng (1944-), fourth governor of Hainan
- 奚嘯伯hai4 siu3 baak3
Xi Xiaobo (1910-1977), Beijing opera star, one of the Four great beards 四大鬚生|四大须生
- 紫嘯鶇zi2 siu3 dung1
(bird species of China) blue whistling thrush (Myophonus caeruleus)
- 呼嘯而過fu1 siu3 ji4 gwo3
to whistle past
- 臺灣紫嘯鶇toi4 waan1 zi2 siu3 dung1
(bird species of China) Taiwan whistling thrush (Myophonus insularis)