guster的音標(biāo)是[?g?st?(r)]，基本翻譯是“吹牛者；喧鬧聲”。速記技巧是將其拆分為字母進(jìn)行記憶：g=ga，a=啊，st=故事，連起來就是“ga啊，給大家講個故事”的意思。

Gusted 的英文詞源為古英語中的 gust, 意為風(fēng)或一陣風(fēng)。其變化形式包括過去式 gusted, 現(xiàn)在分詞 gusting, 過去分詞 gusted。

相關(guān)單詞：

gusty：形容風(fēng)的，風(fēng)大的。例如，“gusty winds”表示大風(fēng)。

gust：一陣風(fēng)，一股風(fēng)。例如，“a gust of rain”表示一陣雨。

gale：大風(fēng)，暴風(fēng)。例如，“a gale force wind”表示強(qiáng)風(fēng)。

sway：搖擺，擺動，與風(fēng)有關(guān)。例如，“the tree was swaying in the wind”表示樹在風(fēng)中搖擺。

whirl：旋轉(zhuǎn)，與風(fēng)有關(guān)。例如，“the wind whirled around the tree”表示風(fēng)在樹周圍旋轉(zhuǎn)。

bluster：狂暴的風(fēng)，暴風(fēng)雨。例如，“the blustering storm”表示狂暴的暴風(fēng)雨。

flurry：一陣騷動，與風(fēng)有關(guān)。例如，“a gust of laughter caused a flurry of excitement”表示一陣笑聲引起了一陣興奮騷動。

pelt：猛烈地扔或投擲，與風(fēng)有關(guān)。例如，“the rain pelted the windows”表示雨猛烈地打在窗戶上。

blight：枯萎，與風(fēng)有關(guān)，常指大風(fēng)引起的植物枯萎。

blast：一股氣流，與風(fēng)有關(guān)，常指空氣中的氣流或爆炸產(chǎn)生的氣流。

以上這些單詞都與風(fēng)有關(guān)，描述了風(fēng)的強(qiáng)度、形態(tài)和影響等。Gusted 作為其中一個單詞，體現(xiàn)了風(fēng)的動態(tài)和力量。

常用短語：

1. get/be gusted

2. gusted up

3. gusted off

4. gusted down

5. gusted away

6. gusted out

7. gusted off the ground

8. gusted into the air

例句：

1. The strong wind gusted and blew my hat off.

2. The storm gusted up and caused widespread damage.

3. The rain gusted down and washed away the road.

4. The fire gusted out and was extinguished quickly.

5. The wind gusted off the ground and lifted the car.

6. The plane was gusted into the air and took off quickly.

7. The waves gusted into the harbor and caused a lot of trouble.

英文小作文：

The wind is a powerful force that can affect us in many ways. Sometimes it gusts up suddenly, causing damage to property and disrupting our daily routines. However, it can also be beautiful and exciting to watch the wind blow through the trees and grass, creating beautiful patterns and patterns in the air. I remember one time when I was walking in the park and was suddenly hit by a strong gust of wind, which blew my hair all around me and made me feel alive and free. I realized that the wind is a force that can both harm and help us, depending on how we use it.