jǐngdí

警笛

Word · Noun

police whistle; siren

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

noun

police whistle (used by police for warning)

A small, handheld device used by police officers to signal warnings, stop traffic, or get attention.

Jiǎo交
jīng警
chuī吹
xiǎng响
le了
jǐng警
dí笛
 ,
shì示
yì意
chē车
liàng辆
tíng停
xià下
 。

The traffic police officer blew his whistle, signaling the vehicles to stop.

Tīng听
dào到
jǐng警
dí笛
shēng声
 ,
rén人
qún群
lì立
kè刻
ràng让
kāi开
le了
dào道
lù路
 。

Upon hearing the police whistle, the crowd immediately cleared the road.

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Xún巡
luó逻
shí时
 ,
tā他
suí随
shēn身
dài带
zhe着
yī一
gè个
jǐng警
dí笛
 。

While on patrol, he carries a police whistle with him.

2.

noun

siren; alarm whistle (emitting an audible alert)

Refers to a loud, often electronic, warning device on emergency vehicles (police cars, ambulances, fire trucks) or used in factories/ships for emergencies.

Yuǎn远
chù处
chuán传
lái来
le了
jǐng警
dí笛
de的
hū呼
xiào啸
shēng声
 。

The wail of a siren came from the distance.

Xiāo消
fáng防
chē车
lā拉
zhe着
jǐng警
dí笛
chōng冲
xiàng向
le了
huǒ火
zāi灾
xiàn现
chǎng场
 。

The fire truck rushed to the fire scene with its siren blaring.

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Kōng空
xí袭
jǐng警
bào报
lā拉
xiǎng响
shí时
 ,
zhěng整
gè个
chéng城
shì市
dōu都
huí回
xiǎng响
zhe着
cì刺
ěr耳
de的
jǐng警
dí笛
shēng声
 。

When the air raid alarm sounded, the shrill sound of sirens echoed throughout the entire city.