Bronx cheer Meaning in English
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释义
A 'bronx cheer' is a loud, rude noise made by sticking out your tongue and blowing through your lips. It’s used to show dislike, mockery, or disrespect, similar to a raspberry sound.
用法与细微差别
A 'bronx cheer' is informal, often humorous, and usually non-verbal; it’s more common in American English. Frequently called 'a raspberry.' Not actually cheering—expresses mockery, not applause.
例句
The crowd gave a bronx cheer when the team missed the goal.
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He made a bronx cheer to show his disapproval.
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Children often make a bronx cheer when joking with their friends.
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Instead of clapping, some fans gave the referee a loud bronx cheer.
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When the teacher left, the class gave a secret bronx cheer.
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Don’t take it personally if you get a bronx cheer—it’s just a silly joke.
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