v.大声地说；叫喊

原形：vociferate第三人称单数：vociferates过去式：vociferated过去分词：vociferated现在分词：vociferating

The crowd vociferated their support for the candidate as he took the stage.
人群大声叫喊着支持候选人在台上亮相。
She vociferated her objections to the proposed plan at the meeting.
在会议上，她大声反对这个提议的计划。
The angry mob began to vociferate demands for justice.
愤怒的人群开始大声疾呼要求公正。
The teacher had to quieten the vociferous students in the classroom.
老师不得不让教室里喧闹的学生安静下来。
The protesters vociferated slogans through megaphones, demanding change.
革命者们通过扩音器高声喊出口号，要求变革。
His passionate speeches often resulted in the audience vociferating their approval.
他激情四溢的演讲常常引发观众大声喝彩。
The child was vociferous in explaining why he didn't want to go to bed.
孩子大声地解释为什么不想去睡觉。
The debate became increasingly vociferous as the candidates clashed over policy issues.
随着候选人就政策问题发生冲突，辩论变得越来越激烈。
The fans vociferated their team's name with every goal scored.
每进一球，球迷们就大声呼喊球队的名字。
The coach's encouragement vociferated the team's morale during the game.
教练的鼓舞激发了球队在比赛中的士气。