acclaim
v.喝彩，欢呼(applaud)；称赞(approve, praise)
The ballerina was acclaimed for her wonderful performances.
那位芭蕾舞演员因精彩的表演而受到称赞。
clamour
n.叫嚣(uproar, hubbub)
The clamour from the backyard drew us out of the house.
从后院传来的喧闹声吸引我们走出了房子。
exclaim
v.呼喊 (shout)；惊叫 (ejaculate)
exhale
vt.呼出 (breathe out, respire) ；发出 ； 散发
Bill inhaled the cigarette smoke and then exhaled deeply.
比尔吸了一口烟，然后深深地呼出气。
howl
vt.咆哮 (wail, bawl)
The wolf howled in the moonless night.
狼在无月之夜嚎叫。
bellow
vi.怒吼，咆哮 (roar, yell, shout)
bawl
v.大喊，大叫 (howl, shout)
holler
v.呼叫，叫喊(yell)
cynical
adj.讽刺的，冷嘲热讽的 (contemptuous,sarcastic)
His cynical remarics simply show how uninformed he is.
他那玩世不恭的评论只说明他是多么无知。
deride
vt.嘲笑，愚弄 (ridicule, mock, gibe)
The politician derided his opponents at every opportunity.
那位政治家一有机会就嘲笑他的对手。
flout
vt.嘲弄（scoff,despise)
He flouted his mother’s advice.
他对母亲的劝告表示轻蔑。
gibe
vt./n.讥笑 (deride, ridicule, mock, make fun of)
Don't make gibes about her behavior.
不要嘲笑她的行为。
jeer
vi.揶揄，嘲笑(deride, gibe)
Don't jeer at the person who came last in the race — it's very unkind.
不要嘲笑赛跑的最后一名——这是非常不友好的。
mock
n.嘲弄vt.嘲弄，挖苦(mimic, ridicule)
sarcasm
n.讽刺，挖苦(irony, scorn)
sarcastic
adj. 讽刺的，挖苦的
I was being sarcastic when I said this movie was thrilling.
当我说这部电影很刺激时，我是在讽刺。