1.呼呼地飞或旋转的声音
1.(使)呼呼地飞[旋转]
1.“whirr”的变体
1.to make a fast repeated quiet sound
1.The variant of whirr
1.Back in 2009, armies of television pundits used to shout about stocks all day long, while up-to-the-minute prices whirred across screens.
2009年那时，大批的所谓专家成天在电视上高谈阔论着股票，屏幕上滚动播报着最新一秒的股价。
2.Traffic was barred from the center of the city and military helicopters whirred overhead early Wednesday.
周三早上，喀布尔市中心的交通被封锁，军用直升机在上空盘旋。
3.As expected, the machine whirred and hummed into action, my nerves tingling at its synthetic sounds.
果然，机器旋转轰鸣了起来，我的神经随着它人造的声音震颤不已。
4.Idle factories whirred back into action while world prices climbed for Argentina's farm exports.
闲置的工厂重新开始生产，而阿根廷农产品的价格在世界市场上也增涨不少。
5.The windows were open and a ceiling fan whirred above us, air and light moved liberally through the room.
窗户都开着，吊扇在顶上旋转，空气和光线自由在屋内穿行。
6.As cameras and recorders whirred, Gilad and Noam "were just backdrop" , in the words of one critic, for Mr Netanyahu's star performance.
用一位评论家对此次内塔尼亚胡总理明星般的表现的话就是，在记者们相机和记录的呼呼声中，吉拉德和诺姆，“仅仅是衬托背景而已”。
7.The cameras whirred and captured everything.
摄像机呼呼转动，记录下这一切。
8.The discs whirred in opposite directions some 26 times a second.
铁盘以每秒26周的速度向相反方向旋转。
9.The cameras whirred and the flashbulbs popped .
照相机飕飕响，闪光灯呼呼叫。
10.The world whirred by, patches and blurs of darkness where trees once stood.
世界在旋转，树（tree）木林立的地方变成一片片模糊不清的黑暗。