/'rʌsl; `rʌsl/
v
1 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr] (cause sth to) make a dry light sound, esp by friction or rubbing together （使某物）发生轻而爽的声音（尤指摩擦或挤磨声）
*Her silk dress rustled as she moved. 她走起路来, 丝质的连衣裙　　作响.
* Leaves rustled gently in the breeze. 树叶迎着微风策策作响.
* I wish people wouldn't rustle their programmes during the solos. 在独奏进行时,我希望人们不要把节目单翻得沙沙地响.
2 [Ipr, Ip] move along making such a sound 发着轻而爽的声音移动
*Did you hear something rustling through the bushes? 你听见有东西在灌木丛中　　　　地移动吗?
3 [Tn] (US) steal (cattle or horses that are grazing in the wild) 偷盗（放牧中的牛或马）.
4 (phr v) rustle sth/sb up (infml 口) prepare or provide sth/sb, esp at short notice 准备, 提供, 张罗（尤指仓促间）
*I'll rustle up some eggs and bacon for you. 我给你弄些鸡蛋和腌猪肉.
* I rustled up a few helpers to hand out leaflets. 我找到几个助手散发传单.

n [sing] rustling sound 轻而爽的声音
*the rustle of banknotes, petticoats 钞票、衬裙的娑娑声.