boom box

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

The students carried homemade signs, boom boxes and foam fingers, and wore the university's red and white colors.
學(xué)生們攜帶著自制的標(biāo)語，音箱，泡沫手指并揮舞著學(xué)校的紅白旗。
In rural areas we are contemplating taped messages from me played regularly on boom boxes set up in village centers.
在農(nóng)村，我們正在考慮把我的錄音短訊放在村子中心處的便攜音響boom boxes里反復(fù)播放。
The students carried homemade signs, boom boxes and foam fingers, and wore the university's red and white colors. Organizers called out chants on megaphones.
學(xué)生們攜帶著自制的標(biāo)語，音箱，泡沫手指并揮舞著學(xué)校的紅白旗。組織者通過麥克風(fēng)高呼著標(biāo)語。

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A boom box is a large portable machine for playing music, especially one that is played loudly in public by young people.