喊出來的那一聲
這一組就是核心本身:一個當場發出來的高興的聲音。
interjection · B2
A word you shout when something suddenly makes you happy — you won, you got good news, or the day went your way.
耶!好耶!
One way to hold whoopee: it begins as a noise, not as a meaning. Good news lands, and the sound jumps out of someone before they have chosen any words — hands up, voice loud, one syllable of pure delight. That noise is the whole of the word when it stands alone. When it is put inside 'make whoopee', the shout seems to stand in for the occasion that caused it: the kind of night that is loud enough to shout about. British and American speakers then take that loud night in two different directions.
Two branches
喊出來的那一聲
這一組就是核心本身:一個當場發出來的高興的聲音。
interjection · B2
A word you shout when something suddenly makes you happy — you won, you got good news, or the day went your way.
耶!好耶!
make whoopee:那一聲被裝進片語裡
這兩個意思都不屬於 whoopee 這個字本身,只活在 make whoopee 裡;片語把「那一聲」換算成引起那一聲的場面。
noun · C1
In British English, to make whoopee means to go out and have a loud, happy time — celebrating, dancing and enjoying yourself.
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