Definition of hee-haw in English:

hee-haw

noun ˈhiːhɔːˈhi ˌhɔ

1The loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule.
（驴或骡）咴咴的叫声
the burros brayed in raucous stentorian hee-haws
Example sentencesExamples
- She began laughing in an obnoxious way, sounding like a mix between a donkey hee-haw and a pig snort.
- She imitates his nasal hee-haw very loudly and we look on, aghast.
- He let out a hee-haw of pain as we dragged him on his stomach away from the hole.
- One particular group of males perched behind us had particularly irritating mating calls, responding to the incessant female cries with various forms of donkey-like hee-haws.
- This set Dave off so badly that he started up the hee-haw again.
- To the northwest, the donkey will hee-haw, hee-haw, hee-haw for maybe fifteen seconds.
1. 1.1US informal as modifier Relating to or denoting unsophisticated rural humour and attitudes.
  〈美, 非正式〉与朴实的乡村幽默和态度有关的，体现朴实的乡村幽默和态度的
  an Elvis-loving hee-haw governor
  Example sentencesExamples
  This seemed to strike a funny cord in Jake, because he began laughing in an almost hee-haw kind of cackling.
  If you aren't prepared for a big dose of early-60's style hee-haw music, don't buy this album.
  When the national media deigned to pay any attention to it, it was invariably with snobbish disdain, hee-haw chuckling at the hillbilly music of athletics.
  Those who look past the stereotypes about the oil-rich hee-haw Texans coming to town will see a strong political conservative focus in the new administration, determinedly applied.
  The hee-haw stuff is also mixed with earnest stuff: ‘I'm always amazed by our salespeople's acumen.’
  This hee-haw fellow resonated with youngsters.
  Little things start to annoy them - the height of the rough, the same old lunch menu, the hee-haw laugh of a certain fellow member.
  This is a hee-haw sitcom with a supporting cast of caricatures.

verbˈhiːhɔːˈhi ˌhɔ

[no object]

Make the loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule.
（驴或骡）咴咴的叫声
the hee-hawing of the mules
Example sentencesExamples
- My memories of him will be as the little chatterbox, cracking the one liners, hee-hawing uncontrollably.
- The gang laughed and hee-hawed, stomped and danced and chanted a good-night prayer.
Synonyms
neigh, whinny

Origin

Early 19th century: imitative.

Definition of hee-haw in US English:

hee-haw

nounˈhē ˌhôˈhi ˌhɔ

1The loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule.
（驴或骡）咴咴的叫声
Example sentencesExamples
- She imitates his nasal hee-haw very loudly and we look on, aghast.
- This set Dave off so badly that he started up the hee-haw again.
- He let out a hee-haw of pain as we dragged him on his stomach away from the hole.
- To the northwest, the donkey will hee-haw, hee-haw, hee-haw for maybe fifteen seconds.
- One particular group of males perched behind us had particularly irritating mating calls, responding to the incessant female cries with various forms of donkey-like hee-haws.
- She began laughing in an obnoxious way, sounding like a mix between a donkey hee-haw and a pig snort.
1. 1.1US informal as modifier Relating to or denoting unsophisticated rural humor and attitudes.
  〈美, 非正式〉与朴实的乡村幽默和态度有关的，体现朴实的乡村幽默和态度的
  hee-haw manners
  Example sentencesExamples
  Those who look past the stereotypes about the oil-rich hee-haw Texans coming to town will see a strong political conservative focus in the new administration, determinedly applied.
  The hee-haw stuff is also mixed with earnest stuff: ‘I'm always amazed by our salespeople's acumen.’
  This seemed to strike a funny cord in Jake, because he began laughing in an almost hee-haw kind of cackling.
  Little things start to annoy them - the height of the rough, the same old lunch menu, the hee-haw laugh of a certain fellow member.
  When the national media deigned to pay any attention to it, it was invariably with snobbish disdain, hee-haw chuckling at the hillbilly music of athletics.
  This is a hee-haw sitcom with a supporting cast of caricatures.
  This hee-haw fellow resonated with youngsters.
  If you aren't prepared for a big dose of early-60's style hee-haw music, don't buy this album.

verbˈhē ˌhôˈhi ˌhɔ

[no object]

Make the loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule.
（驴或骡）咴咴的叫声
Example sentencesExamples
- My memories of him will be as the little chatterbox, cracking the one liners, hee-hawing uncontrollably.
- The gang laughed and hee-hawed, stomped and danced and chanted a good-night prayer.
Synonyms
neigh, whinny

Origin

Early 19th century: imitative.

词汇	hee-haw
释义	Definition of hee-haw in English: hee-haw noun ˈhiːhɔːˈhi ˌhɔ 1The loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule. （驴或骡）咴咴的叫声 the burros brayed in raucous stentorian hee-haws Example sentencesExamples She began laughing in an obnoxious way, sounding like a mix between a donkey hee-haw and a pig snort. She imitates his nasal hee-haw very loudly and we look on, aghast. He let out a hee-haw of pain as we dragged him on his stomach away from the hole. One particular group of males perched behind us had particularly irritating mating calls, responding to the incessant female cries with various forms of donkey-like hee-haws. This set Dave off so badly that he started up the hee-haw again. To the northwest, the donkey will hee-haw, hee-haw, hee-haw for maybe fifteen seconds. 1.1US informal as modifier Relating to or denoting unsophisticated rural humour and attitudes. 〈美, 非正式〉与朴实的乡村幽默和态度有关的，体现朴实的乡村幽默和态度的 an Elvis-loving hee-haw governor Example sentencesExamples This seemed to strike a funny cord in Jake, because he began laughing in an almost hee-haw kind of cackling. If you aren't prepared for a big dose of early-60's style hee-haw music, don't buy this album. When the national media deigned to pay any attention to it, it was invariably with snobbish disdain, hee-haw chuckling at the hillbilly music of athletics. Those who look past the stereotypes about the oil-rich hee-haw Texans coming to town will see a strong political conservative focus in the new administration, determinedly applied. The hee-haw stuff is also mixed with earnest stuff: ‘I'm always amazed by our salespeople's acumen.’ This hee-haw fellow resonated with youngsters. Little things start to annoy them - the height of the rough, the same old lunch menu, the hee-haw laugh of a certain fellow member. This is a hee-haw sitcom with a supporting cast of caricatures. verbˈhiːhɔːˈhi ˌhɔ [no object] Make the loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule. （驴或骡）咴咴的叫声 the hee-hawing of the mules Example sentencesExamples My memories of him will be as the little chatterbox, cracking the one liners, hee-hawing uncontrollably. The gang laughed and hee-hawed, stomped and danced and chanted a good-night prayer. Synonyms neigh, whinny Origin Early 19th century: imitative. Definition of hee-haw in US English: hee-haw nounˈhē ˌhôˈhi ˌhɔ 1The loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule. （驴或骡）咴咴的叫声 Example sentencesExamples She imitates his nasal hee-haw very loudly and we look on, aghast. This set Dave off so badly that he started up the hee-haw again. He let out a hee-haw of pain as we dragged him on his stomach away from the hole. To the northwest, the donkey will hee-haw, hee-haw, hee-haw for maybe fifteen seconds. One particular group of males perched behind us had particularly irritating mating calls, responding to the incessant female cries with various forms of donkey-like hee-haws. She began laughing in an obnoxious way, sounding like a mix between a donkey hee-haw and a pig snort. 1.1US informal as modifier Relating to or denoting unsophisticated rural humor and attitudes. 〈美, 非正式〉与朴实的乡村幽默和态度有关的，体现朴实的乡村幽默和态度的 hee-haw manners Example sentencesExamples Those who look past the stereotypes about the oil-rich hee-haw Texans coming to town will see a strong political conservative focus in the new administration, determinedly applied. The hee-haw stuff is also mixed with earnest stuff: ‘I'm always amazed by our salespeople's acumen.’ This seemed to strike a funny cord in Jake, because he began laughing in an almost hee-haw kind of cackling. Little things start to annoy them - the height of the rough, the same old lunch menu, the hee-haw laugh of a certain fellow member. When the national media deigned to pay any attention to it, it was invariably with snobbish disdain, hee-haw chuckling at the hillbilly music of athletics. This is a hee-haw sitcom with a supporting cast of caricatures. This hee-haw fellow resonated with youngsters. If you aren't prepared for a big dose of early-60's style hee-haw music, don't buy this album. verbˈhē ˌhôˈhi ˌhɔ [no object] Make the loud, harsh cry of a donkey or mule. （驴或骡）咴咴的叫声 Example sentencesExamples My memories of him will be as the little chatterbox, cracking the one liners, hee-hawing uncontrollably. The gang laughed and hee-hawed, stomped and danced and chanted a good-night prayer. Synonyms neigh, whinny Origin Early 19th century: imitative.
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