yawn是什么意思 yawn的读音、翻译、用法

词义：yawn 作为动词，主要表示因为疲劳、无聊或者睡意而打呵欠；作为名词，则表示打呵欠的动作。

词性：动词、名词。

词组搭配：yawn at sth. 对某事感到无聊或者不感兴趣；yawn one's head off 打呵欠打得很厉害；yawn one's way through sth. 因为无聊或者疲惫而勉强完成某事物；yawn out 因为疲劳无法继续工作或者听某人的话；yawn up 反胃并打呵欠。

短语：have a yawn 打呵欠。

发音拼写：[jɔːn]

七个相关的中英文翻译例句：

1. He yawned and rubbed his eyes, feeling incredibly tired after a long day's work. (他打了个呵欠，揉揉眼睛，感觉在漫长的一天工作后疲惫不堪。)

2. The children couldn't focus on the lecture and kept yawning, much to the teacher's annoyance. (孩子们无法专注于讲座，一直在打呵欠，这让老师很生气。)

3. She tried her best to stifle the yawn, but failed miserably and ended up a loud noise in the quiet room. (她尽力忍住打呵欠，但失败了，最终在安静的房间里发出了巨响。)

4. The comedian's jokes were so boring that the audience started yawning and checking their phones. (这个喜剧演员的笑话太无聊了，观众开始打呵欠并看手机。)

5. The flight was delayed for hours, and the passengers had to yawn their way through the boring wait at the airport. (航班延误了几个小时，乘客们不得不打呵欠来度过在的无聊等待。)

6. The girlfriend yawned at her boyfriend's latest gift, and he felt hurt and disappointed. (女友对男友最新的礼物打了个呵欠，他感到受伤和失望。)

7. After a long and tiring hike, they sat down to have a rest and a yawn. (经过漫长而疲惫的徒步旅行后，他们坐下来休息并打了个呵欠。)