spit
🇺🇸
/spɪt/
🇬🇧
/spɪt/
verb
R
to push liquid or food out of your mouth
The baby spit out the medicine because it tasted bad.
寶寶因為藥味不好而把藥吐了出來。
R
to push saliva from your mouth, often to show anger or disrespect
The angry man threatened to spit on the ground.
那個生氣的男人威脅要往地上吐口水。
R
to say something in an angry way
He began to spit angry words at the referee.
他開始對裁判惡語相向。
R
to make a short, angry sound
The frightened cat will spit and hiss when approached.
受驚的貓在被靠近時會發出嘶嘶的威脅聲。
R
to make noise and throw out small pieces
The hot oil will spit when you add food to the pan.
當你往鍋裡加食物時，熱油會濺出。
R
to rain lightly
It's starting to spit rain, so we should go inside.
開始下小雨了，我們應該進屋去。
noun
R
the liquid made in your mouth
He wiped the spit from his chin after drinking water.
他喝完水後擦掉了下巴上的口水。
R
the act of pushing liquid from your mouth
A quick spit cleared the dust from his mouth.
快速一吐清除了他嘴裡的灰塵。
R
a long, thin piece of land that goes into water
We walked along the narrow spit of sand into the lake.
我們沿著狹窄的沙嘴走進了湖中。
R
a metal rod for cooking meat over fire
The chef turned the meat on the spit over the hot coals.
廚師在熾熱的炭火上轉動烤肉叉上的肉。
translation
吐, 吐口水, 憤怒地說, 發出憤怒的聲音, 迸濺, 下小雨
唾液, 吐口水, 岬角, 烤肉叉
詞形變化
Progressive
spitting
3rd Present
spits
Plural
spits