heckler
heckler — 名詞
- hecklersingular
- hecklersplural
1. a person who shouts rude or critical comments at a speaker or performer during a
喝倒彩者
在公開場合對演講者或表演者大聲叫囂的人
a person who shouts rude or critical comments at a speaker or performer during a public event in order to disturb them
During the mayor's speech, a heckler kept shouting about the new tax policy.
市長演講時,一名喝倒彩者不斷大喊、質疑新稅收政策。
typical context: interrupting a political speech
Security quickly escorted the heckler out of the auditorium after he interrupted the comedian's act.
這名喝倒彩者打斷喜劇演員表演後,被保安迅速帶離了禮堂。
collocation: escort a heckler out
Gabriela tried to finish her lecture while a heckler shouted insults from the back row.
Gabriela 試圖把課講完,但一名喝倒彩者不斷從後排大聲叫囂辱罵。
Takeshi warned the heckler that the police would be called if the man continued shouting.
Takeshi 警告這名喝倒彩者,如果再繼續叫囂就要報警處理。
collocation: warn a heckler
Élise read her speech calmly, refusing to let a heckler upset her.
Élise 平靜地宣讀講稿,不讓喝倒彩者影響她的情緒。
refusing to let a heckler + verb phrase
- heckler shouts / yells / screams
- heckler interrupts
- heckler is removed / escorted out
- shout down a heckler
- heckler in the crowd
- shouter
more informal; focuses on the loudness rather than the intent to disrupt
- interrupter
more neutral; describes the action without implying rudeness
- detractor
more formal; refers to someone who criticises, not necessarily in public
用法筆記
Typically describes an individual audience member rather than a group. Common at political rallies, comedy shows, and public debates.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
常用片語
- heckler in the crowd
- shout down a heckler