hey是什么意思

hey

英 [heɪ] 美 [he]

hey 嘿

感叹词，表示惊叹，惊讶或打招呼时发出的声音，hello的原型。

hey (interj.): c. 1200, implying challenge, rebuttal, anger, derision; variously spelled in Middle English hei, hai, ai, he, heh. Later in Middle English expressing sorrow, or concern; also a shout of encouragement to hunting dogs. Possibly a natural expression (compare Roman eho, Greek eia, German hei, Old French hay, French eh).
Þa onswerede þe an swiðe prudeliche, `Hei! hwuch wis read of se icudd keiser!' ["St. Katherine of Alexandria," c. 1200]
In Latin, hei was a cry of grief or fear; but heia, eia was an interjection denoting joy.

1. "Hey, I don't know what you're talking about," Russo objected.: “喂，我不知道你在说些什么，”拉索反驳道。

2. "Hey, Judith," he resumed, "tell me all about yourself.": “嘿，朱迪思，”他接着说，“跟我谈谈你自己吧。”

3. Hey, I know what, I'll get a bumper sticker printed up.: 嘿，有了，我会找人印刷一些保险杠贴纸。

4. Hey, look at the time! We'll talk about it tonight. All right?: 嘿，看看都几点啦？咱们晚上再讨论，好不好？