Heckled Meaning in English
word · lemma: heckle
释义
To heckle means to interrupt a speaker, usually by shouting or making comments, often done in a disrespectful or challenging way.
用法与细微差别
Usually informal or semi-formal. Commonly used for audiences interrupting public speakers, comedians, or politicians. 'Heckled' is the past tense/passive; 'to heckle' is the verb. Not the same as politely asking a question.
例句
The speaker was heckled during his presentation.
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The comedian was heckled by several people in the crowd.
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She felt nervous after being heckled at the meeting.
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The politician struggled to stay calm while he was being heckled by the audience.
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I've never seen a comedian get heckled that badly before!
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As soon as she started talking about taxes, she got heckled by someone in the back row.
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