yawned

英 [jɔːnd]

美 [jɔːnd]

v.  打哈欠; 非常宽; 难以逾越
yawn的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 打哈欠
  If youyawn, you open your mouth very wide and breathe in more air than usual, often when you are tired or when you are not interested in something.
  1. She yawned, and stretched lazily...
     她打了个哈欠，伸了个懒腰。
  2. They looked bored and yawned at the speeches.
     他们看起来已经厌倦了这些演讲，直打哈欠。
  3. Yawnis also a noun.
     
  4. Rosanna stifled a huge yawn.
     罗莎娜想打个大哈欠，但强忍住了。
• N-SING 乏味的事物;枯燥的事物
  If you describe something such as a book or a film asa yawn, you think it is very boring
  1. The debate was a mockery. A big yawn...
     这场辩论实在可笑。简直是无聊透顶。
  2. The concert was a predictable yawn.
     果不其然，那场音乐会很乏味。
• VERB （裂隙或缺口）裂开，豁开
  A gap or an opening thatyawnsis large and wide, and often frightening.
  1. The gulf between them yawned wider than ever...
     他们之间的隔阂比以往任何时候都要深。
  2. Liddie's doorway yawned blackly open at the end of the hall.
     走廊尽头利迪的门黑洞洞地敞开着。

双语例句

• So he remained standing upright, and, since he was tired, he yawned.
  他只好站在那里，但是因为疲倦了，他打起哈欠来。
• He yawned out a good-night.
  他打着呵欠说晚安。
• Wilbur yawned and went back to sleep.
  威尔伯打了个哈欠，又回去睡觉了。
• Liddie's doorway yawned blackly open at the end of the hall.
  走廊尽头利迪的门黑洞洞地敞开着。
• I yawned all through the first part of the concert.
  听音乐会的第一部分节目时我一直在打呵欠。
• Being sleepy, he yawned and stretched himself.
  因为瞌睡，他又打呵欠又伸懒腰。他倦了，又打呵欠又伸懒腰。
• The gulf between them yawned wider than ever
  他们之间的隔阂比以往任何时候都要深。
• Tell you in the morning,@ yawned Aaron.
  明天早上我再告诉你，亚伦一边打呵欠一边说。
• She yawned during his lecture.
  她在他演讲时打着呵欠。
• They looked bored and yawned at the speeches.
  他们看起来已经厌倦了这些演讲，直打哈欠。