blowing the whistle

基本解释

Andrea Camilleri from Italy: "I am blowing the whistle at myself, at you, at all of us who silently accept this appalling tragedy."
意大利的安德烈亚·卡米雷利：“我对自己、对你、对所有默默接受这一可怕灾难的人吹向警示的哨声。”
"In other words, referees are more speedy in blowing the whistle for the end of the game if the home team scores, thus giving the visitors less time to respond".
“换句话说，裁判更急于在主队进球后，吹响比赛结束的哨子，这样就给客队更少的时间作出反击”。
Maybe she’d steal the ball. Maybe the other player would throw it away in a panic—or get bottled up and stalled, so that the ref would end up blowing the whistle.
她还会尝试抢球，而对方在情急之下或者将球传丢，或者陷入围困，止步不前，而后裁判就判超时。

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