| I | whirr |
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| you | whirr |
| he/she/it | whirrs |
| we | whirr |
| you | whirr |
| they | whirr |
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| I | have | whirred |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The kind of word that sounds like its very definition: buzz, whirr, slam, clang.
www.statesman.com The trucks sound great and all the pistons and mechanisms have an authentic clunk and whirr to them.
metro.co.uk It might be a clang that jostles you from your reverie or a whirr that makes you tightly grip your armrest.
www.nzherald.co.nz Remember how you felt after hearing the power tool's whirr and watching the screen cut to black?
www.radiotimes.com Behind the factory's barbed wire fences, you can immediately taste the acidic smell of stagnant peroxide and hear the whirr of sewing machines.
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