howling
adjective uk/ˈhaʊ.lɪŋ/ us/ˈhaʊ.lɪŋ/
(WIND)
（风）呼呼的，怒吼的
(of the wind) blowing hard and making a lot of noise
Once we played crazy golf in a howling gale. 有一次我们在狂风中打疯狂高尔夫。
The hurricane's howling destructive winds just missed the island. 呼啸怒吼、极具破坏性的飓风刚好错过了这个岛屿。
(DOG OR WOLF)
（狗或狼）狂吠的，嚎叫的
(of a dog or wolf) making a loud, sad sound
Their howling dogs keep us awake at night. 他们的狗整夜狂吠，我们一点也没有睡着。
They did their best to ignore the howling wolves. 他们尽力不去理会嚎叫的狼群。
(NOISY)
（人）喧闹的，狂呼乱喊的
(of people) making a lot of noise
Their premises were stormed by a howling drunken mob. 他们的经营场所冲进来一大群狂呼乱喊的醉汉。
(FOR EMPHASIS)
mainly UK极其，非常
used to emphasize that something is very good or bad
Neither film was a howling success. 那两部电影都没有大获成功。
This is yet another howling example of British hypocrisy. 这是英式伪善的又一个极其典型的例子。
It is a howling omission, Mr Brown. 布朗先生，这是一个非常严重的疏忽。
howling
noun [ U ] uk/ˈhaʊ.lɪŋ/ us/ˈhaʊ.lɪŋ/
(WIND)
呼呼的风声;怒吼的狂风
the sound of a wind blowing hard and making a lot of noise
No sound remained but the howling of the wind. 没有其他声音，只有风的呼啸。
(DOG OR WOLF)
嚎叫的狼;狂吠的狗
the sound of dogs or wolves making a loud, sad sound
Nearby she heard the howling of the wolves. 不远处，她听到了狼群的嚎叫。