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mutter v.咕哝；抱怨；低语n.嘟哝；抱怨；低语 (1) 萨拉一边洗碗碟一边独自咕哝个没完。(2) 一些政府官员开始咕咕哝哝地抱怨首相。(3) 一些政府官员开始咕咕哝哝地抱怨首相。(4) 一些政府官员开始咕咕哝哝地抱怨首相。 An irritable teenager might mutter when her parents make her get off the couch and mow the lawn, and your uncle might mutter at the television every night when he watches the news. When someone mutters, she speaks in a low voice, either to herself or to another person. Mutter was originally moteren in the fourteenth century, and it comes from a Proto-Indo-European root, mut, which was most likely imitative — in other words, it sounds like its meaning.

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英 ['mʌtə(r)] 美 ['mʌtər] (1) Mutter Sarah was muttering away to herself as she did the washing-up.(2) Some members of the government are beginning to mutter about the prime minister.(3) Some members of the government are beginning to mutter about the prime minister.(4) Some members of the government are beginning to mutter about the prime minister. When you mutter, you mumble under your breath, often in an angry way. You might mutter to yourself as you clean graffiti off your garage, for example. 1[VERB 动词]轻声说话；小声抱怨 If you mutter, you speak very quietly so that you cannot easily be heard, often because you are complaining about something.   [V with quote]  [V about n]  [V to n]  [V]'God knows what's happening in that madman's mind,' she muttered...她咕哝着：“天知道那个疯子在想什么。”She can hear the old woman muttering about consideration...她能听到那个老妇人小声咕哝说考虑考虑。He sat there shaking his head, muttering to himself...他坐在那儿摇着头，小声地自言自语。She was staring into the fire muttering.她目不转睛地盯着火苗，小声咕哝着。Mutter is also a noun.They make no more than a mutter of protest.他们只不过是低声抗议了一下。mutteringHe heard muttering from the front of the crowd...他听到人群前面有人在小声嘀咕什么。He will lead the party into the election, in spite of the mutterings about his leadership.尽管人们对他的领导颇有微词，他仍将领导其政党参加选举。

英语单词	mutter
英美音标	英 ['mʌtə(r)] 美 ['mʌtər]
中文释义	v.咕哝；抱怨；低语 n.嘟哝；抱怨；低语
英语例句	(1) Mutter Sarah was muttering away to herself as she did the washing-up. (2) Some members of the government are beginning to mutter about the prime minister. (3) Some members of the government are beginning to mutter about the prime minister. (4) Some members of the government are beginning to mutter about the prime minister.
中文例句	(1) 萨拉一边洗碗碟一边独自咕哝个没完。 (2) 一些政府官员开始咕咕哝哝地抱怨首相。 (3) 一些政府官员开始咕咕哝哝地抱怨首相。 (4) 一些政府官员开始咕咕哝哝地抱怨首相。
vocabulary简明	When you mutter, you mumble under your breath, often in an angry way. You might mutter to yourself as you clean graffiti off your garage, for example.
vocabulary扩展	An irritable teenager might mutter when her parents make her get off the couch and mow the lawn, and your uncle might mutter at the television every night when he watches the news. When someone mutters, she speaks in a low voice, either to herself or to another person. Mutter was originally moteren in the fourteenth century, and it comes from a Proto-Indo-European root, mut, which was most likely imitative — in other words, it sounds like its meaning.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]轻声说话；小声抱怨 If you mutter, you speak very quietly so that you cannot easily be heard, often because you are complaining about something. [V with quote] [V about n] [V to n] [V] 'God knows what's happening in that madman's mind,' she muttered... 她咕哝着：“天知道那个疯子在想什么。” She can hear the old woman muttering about consideration... 她能听到那个老妇人小声咕哝说考虑考虑。 He sat there shaking his head, muttering to himself... 他坐在那儿摇着头，小声地自言自语。 She was staring into the fire muttering. 她目不转睛地盯着火苗，小声咕哝着。 Mutter is also a noun. They make no more than a mutter of protest. 他们只不过是低声抗议了一下。 muttering He heard muttering from the front of the crowd... 他听到人群前面有人在小声嘀咕什么。 He will lead the party into the election, in spite of the mutterings about his leadership. 尽管人们对他的领导颇有微词，他仍将领导其政党参加选举。

Mutter Members Government Beginning Prime Minister 一些政府官员开始咕咕哝哝地抱怨首相 [V