Yum yum! is used to say that food tastes or smells very good, and dig in! is another exclamation meaning: don't wait, start eating and eat as much as you like.

Yum yum！用于表示食物味道或气味非常好，而dig in！另一个感叹词，意：不要等待，开始吃，想吃多少就吃多少。

Mmmm... OK, so no proper words. But I can use interjections, can't I?

嗯… … 好，不用适当的词。但以用感叹词，对吧？

A lot of people have mocked the way he concludes tweets with one or two-word exclamations like 'sad' or 'too bad'.

很多人都嘲笑他以一个或两个感叹词，如" 悲伤" 、" 太糟了" 来结束推文的方式。

We don't use any article with an uncountable noun in exclamations after " what" .

在感叹词“what”后面们不使用带不数名词的冠词。

We might compare exclamatory statements to colorful cars — bright yellow, deep orange, brilliant red.

们以把感叹词比作五颜六色的汽车——亮黄色、深橙色、鲜红色。

Vocabulary used in speech or writing organizes itself in seven parts of speech (eight, if you count interjections such as Oh! and Gosh! and Fuhgeddaboudit! ).

口语和写作中用到的词汇分为七种不同词性（如果算上像“哦！天哪！算了吧！”这种感叹词，那就八种）。

A lot of interjections are used to show strong emotions, whether positive or negative, for example, love, hate, surprise, boredom, anger and many more.

很多感叹词被用于加强语气，不管正面的的还负面的，比如，爱，恨，惊喜，厌倦，愤怒以及很多。

In this case, they were looking for an interjection that signals that a listener missed something, and prompts the speaker to repeat or rephrase the original statement.

在这种情况下, 他们正在寻找一个感叹词, 表明听者错过了一些东西, 并提示说话人重复或改述原始语句。

And finally, if you want to use more of an interjection style, you could just say " Eh? " " Eh? "

最后，如果你想用感叹词，你以直接说 Eh? Eh?

Such exclamations (" Ho hum" , " Baloney" , " Piffle" ) often found their way into copy, both his own and other people's.

这些感叹词(“嗬哼”、“胡扯”、“胡扯”)他自己经常用，别人也模仿。

And here it's used as an interjection to show the speaker that you're listening and that they should continue speaking.

在这里，它被用作感叹词，向说话者表明你正在倾听，他们应该继续说下去。

Or how about this: 'Pants! I've got a test at school tomorrow and I haven't done any work'.

惨了！明天校要考试，一点准备都没有（这里的pants个感叹词，表达了失望、担心、沮丧的情绪，意为：惨了，糟了，完蛋了）。

Some word experts say that it first appeared in English in the 16th century as an interjection.

一些词汇专家说，它最早出现在16世纪的英语中，一个感叹词。

Interjections are the quick, short words or sounds we cry out when we are feeling intense emotion.

感叹词当们处于强烈情绪时，们喊出的快，短的词或者声。

So when you hear " bugger" used like this, it's an exclamation. It's a sign of frustration.

所以当你听到“bugger”像这样使用时，它一种感叹词。一种表达沮丧的方式。

The exclamation yum yum! is used to say that food tastes or smells delicious.

感叹词yum yum！ 用于表示食物味道或气味美味。

So, an interjection can stand by itself.

所以，感叹词以单独使用。

And lastly, adverbs can be used as interjections or at the beginning of sentences.

最后，副词以用作感叹词或放在句子的开头。

You can finish this sentence with holy something. So we use this as just an exclamation.

你以用holy something完成这个句子。们用它作为感叹词。

This exclamatory highlights the passion evoked within the poet, as he's re-experienced the emotions of love.

这个感叹词强调了诗人内心唤起的激情，因为他重新体验了爱的情感。