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din n.喧嚣v.絮聒不休地说；喧闹DIN.abbr.德国工业标准（=German Industrial Standards） (1) 酒吧里传来的喧闹声吵得他们无法入睡。(2) 这屋子里乱七八糟的声音叫人难受得无以复加。(3) 我用不着完没了地同你谈独立思考的重要性。(4) 我三番五次告诉他得改一改处理事情的方法了。(5) 孩子们的吵闹声把他的耳朵都快吵聋了。 Who knew noise pollution was a problem in ancient times? Humans have been experiencing loud, sustained, annoying sounds for centuries, judging by the etymology of the word din. It traces its roots back to Old English dyne or dynn, which had the same meaning as din does today, only with a different pronunciation. Before that, it popped up in Old Norse as dynr and meant to "come rumbling down" — fitting, from the language that gave us Thor, the God of Thunder.

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英 [dɪn] 美 [dɪn] (1) They were unable to sleep because of the din coming from the bar.(2) Anything was preferable to that dreadful din in the house.(3) I need not din into your ears the importance of independent thinking.(4) I dinned it into him that he had to manage things differently.(5) The shouts of the boys dinned his ear. Walk into the average school cafeteria at lunchtime, and you'll get a good sense of what a din is — loud, confused, continuous, generally unpleasant, and often potentially headache-inducing noise. 1[N-SING 单数名词]喧闹声；喧嚣声；嘈杂声 A din is a very loud and unpleasant noise that lasts for some time. They tried to make themselves heard over the din of the crowd.他们力图让自己的声音盖过人群的喧闹声。

英语单词	din
英美音标	英 [dɪn] 美 [dɪn]
中文释义	n.喧嚣 v.絮聒不休地说；喧闹 DIN. abbr.德国工业标准（=German Industrial Standards）
英语例句	(1) They were unable to sleep because of the din coming from the bar. (2) Anything was preferable to that dreadful din in the house. (3) I need not din into your ears the importance of independent thinking. (4) I dinned it into him that he had to manage things differently. (5) The shouts of the boys dinned his ear.
中文例句	(1) 酒吧里传来的喧闹声吵得他们无法入睡。 (2) 这屋子里乱七八糟的声音叫人难受得无以复加。 (3) 我用不着完没了地同你谈独立思考的重要性。 (4) 我三番五次告诉他得改一改处理事情的方法了。 (5) 孩子们的吵闹声把他的耳朵都快吵聋了。
vocabulary简明	Walk into the average school cafeteria at lunchtime, and you'll get a good sense of what a din is — loud, confused, continuous, generally unpleasant, and often potentially headache-inducing noise.
vocabulary扩展	Who knew noise pollution was a problem in ancient times? Humans have been experiencing loud, sustained, annoying sounds for centuries, judging by the etymology of the word din. It traces its roots back to Old English dyne or dynn, which had the same meaning as din does today, only with a different pronunciation. Before that, it popped up in Old Norse as dynr and meant to "come rumbling down" — fitting, from the language that gave us Thor, the God of Thunder.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-SING 单数名词]喧闹声；喧嚣声；嘈杂声 A din is a very loud and unpleasant noise that lasts for some time. They tried to make themselves heard over the din of the crowd. 他们力图让自己的声音盖过人群的喧闹声。

Din I Dinned Loud Noise 英 Dɪn] 美 Dɪn