oh

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

He goes to me: "Oh, what do you want?"
他問(wèn)我：“哦，你想要什么？”
The policeman smiled at her. "Pretty dog."— "Oh well, thank you."
警察沖她笑了笑，“這狗真漂亮?！薄芭?，謝謝?！?/li>
I've been here, oh, since the end of June.
我是，呃，6月底來(lái)到這里的。
I've been here, oh, since the end of June.
我是，呃，6月底來(lái)到這里的。
"That is not possible," she said. "Oh, yes, it is!" Mrs Gruen insisted.
“那不可能，”她說(shuō)?！安?，有可能！”格倫太太堅(jiān)持道。

used to express different emotions, such as surprise, disappointment, and pleasure, often as a reaction to something someone has said
sometimes used in writing for the number zero

You use oh to introduce a response or a comment on something that has just been said.
You use oh to express a feeling such as surprise, pain, annoyance, or happiness.
You use oh when you are hesitating while speaking, for example, because you are trying to estimate something, or because you are searching for the right word.