Definition of yoo-hoo in English:

yoo-hoo

exclamation ˈjuːhuːjuːˈhuːˈju ˌhu

A call used to attract attention to one's arrival or presence.
用于唤起对某人的来到或出席引起注意喂
Yoo-hoo!—Is anyone there?
喂！——有人在吗？

verbˈjuːhuːjuːˈhuːˈju ˌhu

[no object]

Say ‘yoo-hoo’ to attract attention.
Roz comes in, waving and yoo-hooing
Example sentencesExamples
- The excited girls, rain dripping from their hats, waved and yoo-hooed wildly from the back of the cab.
- Neighbor lady knocked on the back door and yoo-hooed.
- I knocked once and then yoo-hooed for Mama as I led Jeremy through the open front screen and down the hall to the kitchen, where Mama was making herself a salad for dinner.
- Dame Nellie Melba met them at the wharf, yoo-hooing at the top of her substantial voice and bustling the new arrivals off the ship, ignoring the officials who tried to forbid her.
- I remember they left the door open and I yoo-hooed but no one answered.
- Treadwell yoo-hoos wildly.
- So, in a nut shell, I had hardened myself to these cat-calling, whistling, yoo-hooing yo-yos.

Origin

Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the 1920s.

Definition of yoo-hoo in US English:

yoo-hoo

exclamationˈyo͞o ˌho͞oˈju ˌhu

A call used to attract attention to one's arrival or presence.
用于唤起对某人的来到或出席引起注意喂
Yoo-hoo!—Is anyone there?
喂！——有人在吗？

verbˈyo͞o ˌho͞oˈju ˌhu

[no object]

Say “yoo-hoo” to attract attention.
Roz comes in, waving and yoo-hooing
Example sentencesExamples
- I knocked once and then yoo-hooed for Mama as I led Jeremy through the open front screen and down the hall to the kitchen, where Mama was making herself a salad for dinner.
- So, in a nut shell, I had hardened myself to these cat-calling, whistling, yoo-hooing yo-yos.
- Neighbor lady knocked on the back door and yoo-hooed.
- The excited girls, rain dripping from their hats, waved and yoo-hooed wildly from the back of the cab.
- Treadwell yoo-hoos wildly.
- Dame Nellie Melba met them at the wharf, yoo-hooing at the top of her substantial voice and bustling the new arrivals off the ship, ignoring the officials who tried to forbid her.
- I remember they left the door open and I yoo-hooed but no one answered.

Origin

Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the 1920s.

词汇	yoo-hoo
释义	Definition of yoo-hoo in English: yoo-hoo exclamation ˈjuːhuːjuːˈhuːˈju ˌhu A call used to attract attention to one's arrival or presence. 用于唤起对某人的来到或出席引起注意喂 Yoo-hoo!—Is anyone there? 喂！——有人在吗？ verbˈjuːhuːjuːˈhuːˈju ˌhu [no object] Say ‘yoo-hoo’ to attract attention. Roz comes in, waving and yoo-hooing Example sentencesExamples The excited girls, rain dripping from their hats, waved and yoo-hooed wildly from the back of the cab. Neighbor lady knocked on the back door and yoo-hooed. I knocked once and then yoo-hooed for Mama as I led Jeremy through the open front screen and down the hall to the kitchen, where Mama was making herself a salad for dinner. Dame Nellie Melba met them at the wharf, yoo-hooing at the top of her substantial voice and bustling the new arrivals off the ship, ignoring the officials who tried to forbid her. I remember they left the door open and I yoo-hooed but no one answered. Treadwell yoo-hoos wildly. So, in a nut shell, I had hardened myself to these cat-calling, whistling, yoo-hooing yo-yos. Origin Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the 1920s. Definition of yoo-hoo in US English: yoo-hoo exclamationˈyo͞o ˌho͞oˈju ˌhu A call used to attract attention to one's arrival or presence. 用于唤起对某人的来到或出席引起注意喂 Yoo-hoo!—Is anyone there? 喂！——有人在吗？ verbˈyo͞o ˌho͞oˈju ˌhu [no object] Say “yoo-hoo” to attract attention. Roz comes in, waving and yoo-hooing Example sentencesExamples I knocked once and then yoo-hooed for Mama as I led Jeremy through the open front screen and down the hall to the kitchen, where Mama was making herself a salad for dinner. So, in a nut shell, I had hardened myself to these cat-calling, whistling, yoo-hooing yo-yos. Neighbor lady knocked on the back door and yoo-hooed. The excited girls, rain dripping from their hats, waved and yoo-hooed wildly from the back of the cab. Treadwell yoo-hoos wildly. Dame Nellie Melba met them at the wharf, yoo-hooing at the top of her substantial voice and bustling the new arrivals off the ship, ignoring the officials who tried to forbid her. I remember they left the door open and I yoo-hooed but no one answered. Origin Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the 1920s.
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