bullhorn
bullhorn — 名詞
- bullhornsingular
- bullhornsplural
1. a cone-shaped tool that you hold in one hand and speak into, so a large crowd ou
大聲公
手持的喇叭狀擴音工具，讓戶外人群聽清楚
a cone-shaped tool that you hold in one hand and speak into, so a large crowd outdoors can hear you clearly.
Tomás raised the bullhorn and told the marchers to stay on the sidewalk.
Tomás 舉起大聲公，要遊行的人靠人行道走。
subject + raise/lift + bullhorn for addressing a crowd
The police officer shouted through a bullhorn for the drivers to move back.
那名警察透過大聲公大喊，要駕駛往後退。
shout/speak through a bullhorn
At the beach, the lifeguard used a bullhorn to warn swimmers about the high waves.
在海灘上，救生員用大聲公提醒游泳的人注意大浪。
Anjali grabbed a bullhorn and counted down the start of the school race.
Anjali 抓起大聲公，倒數學校賽跑的起跑。
A bullhorn crackled loudly as the festival staff called for everyone to leave.
大聲公發出響亮的雜音，園遊會工作人員要大家離場。
- megaphone
the standard British term for the same device
- loudhailer
British, slightly formal; common in news reports
用法筆記
Mainly American English; British speakers usually say 'megaphone'. The thing being said is introduced with 'through' or 'on' the bullhorn, not 'in'.