Pinyin of whistle: shao zi

Explanation of whistle: An instrument made of metal or plastic that can be blown. It is mostly used when gathering people, training or sports.

Whistle in a sentence: 1. A light and whistle for you to draw attention to.

2. Every moment, I feel that he will take out a whistle from his pocket and blow it in the next second.

3. If the inflation fails, or you need to refill, just blow air directly into the tube. A light and whistle are available for you to draw attention to.

4. Children gathered at a National Immunization Day promotion point to receive small flags, whistles and balloons. These gifts were a reward for their courage in agreeing to be vaccinated against polio.

5. Humphrey Bogart had a solid gold whistle, which was given to him by his wife Lauren Bacall, who was buried beside him.

6. The list of prohibited items is posted in a conspicuous place outside the venue. The list also includes whistles, lighters, matches, drinks, large pieces of food that are easily thrown, balls, rackets, Frisbees and balloons.

7. Fans also saw the referees using their yellow whistles to preside over the game.

8. His purple stick--actually a plastic horseshoe stake--takes command, and his body and whistle work brilliantly with it.

9. Make sure you have a whistle to signal for help.

10. "In other words, the referee is more eager to blow the whistle to end the game after the home team scores a goal, thus giving the visiting team less time to counterattack."

11. The bamboo whistle on the pigeon’s feet makes a low buzzing sound.

12. After Michael read these data, he switched from the player's identity to the referee blowing the whistle and shook his head, but what he took out was not a red card, but a red (packaged) one. Condoms.

13. Other prohibited items include whistles, balls, rackets, flying saucers, musical instruments, drinks, and a large number of easily thrown foods.

14. Standing alone at the head of the river, listening to the tight and slow sound of the whistle, the long past events of the boat sailing as the water rose.

15. The guard is blowing the whistle.

16. Under his cover, Monique ran slowly through the forest blowing the whistle, making disdainful tut sounds, and occasionally scanning the tops of the trees for macaques.

17. Cultivate young referees, without whistles, outside the stadium.

18. We climbed along the whistle to the table. I got the umbrella.

19. He made a whistle out of a piece of wood.

20. Please give me the whistle.

21. Didn’t you hear me blowing the whistle?

22. He uses the interesting sounds made by his trumpet and whistle to express his thoughts and feelings.

23. They booed so loudly that Japan's national anthem was suppressed, but the greatest outpouring of ridicule came with this final whistle.

24. The referee blew the whistle and the game stopped.

25. A few days ago, he asked me to add a monster truck, a whistle, and a locker.