英语词汇“blow the whistle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	blow the whistle
释义	blow the whistle in British English (usually foll by on) informal a. to inform (on) b. to bring a stop (to) See full dictionary entry for whistle Examples of 'blow the whistle' in a sentence blow the whistle `And when are you going to blow the whistle on that flagrant crook? Butterworth, Michael THE FIVE MILLION DOLLAR PRINCE You run into trouble, blow the whistle, it's a pretty loud whistle, nobody's going to sleep through that. Kallen, Lucille C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS If he had, or if I tried to blow the whistle, it wouldn't make any difference. Ian St James Awards AT THE STROKE OF TWELVE
随便看	to give o.s. up to give preference to sb to give priority to sth/sb to give prominence to sth to give rise to to give rise to sth to give sb a buzz to give sb a call to give sb a clap to give sb a cuddle to give sb a dig in the ribs to give sb a discount on sth to give sb a (fair) hearing to give sb a free hand to give sb a fright to give sb a gentle hint/reminder to give sb a good send-off to give sb a hug to give sb a jab to give sb a jolt to give sb a kick to give sb a kiss to give sb a lecture (on or about sth) to give sb a leg up to give sb a lift

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blow the whistle in British English