英语词汇“mop”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	mop
释义	Trends of mop View usage for: mop (mɒp) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense mops, present participle mopping, past tense, past participle mopped 1. countable noun A mop is a piece of equipment for washing floors. It consists of a sponge or many pieces of string attached to a long handle. 2. verb If you mop a surface such as a floor, you clean it with a mop. There was a woman mopping the stairs. [VERB noun] Synonyms: clean, wash, wipe, sponge More Synonyms of mop 3. verb If you mop sweat from your forehead or mop your forehead, you wipe it with a piece of cloth. He mopped perspiration from his forehead. [VERB noun + from] The Inspector took out a handkerchief and mopped his brow. [VERB noun] 4. countable noun If someone has a mop of hair, they have a lot of hair and it looks rather untidy. He was long-limbed and dark-eyed, with a mop of tight, dark curls. [+ of] Synonyms: mane, shock, mass, tangle More Synonyms of mop Phrasal verbs: See mop up More Synonyms of mop mop in British English 1 (mɒp) noun 1. an implement with a wooden handle and a head made of twists of cotton or a piece of synthetic sponge, used for polishing or washing floors, or washing dishes 2. something resembling this, such as a tangle of hair verbWord forms: mops, mopping or mopped 3. (transitive; often foll by up) to clean or soak up with or as if with a mop Word origin C15 mappe, from earlier mappel, from Medieval Latin mappula cloth, from Latin mappa napkin mop in British English 2 (mɒp) rare verbWord forms: mops, mopping or mopped 1. (intransitive) to make a grimace or sad expression (esp in the phrase mop and mow) noun 2. such a face or expression Word origin C16: perhaps from Dutch moppen to pour; compare Dutch mop pug dog mop in British English 3 (mɒp) noun (formerly, in various parts of England) an annual fair at which servants were hired Word origin C17: from the practice of servants carrying a mop, broom, or flail, etc, to signifythe job sought mop in American English 1 (mɑp) noun 1. a bundle of loose rags or yarns, a sponge, etc. fastened to the end of a stick, as for washing or wiping floors 2. anything suggestive of this, as a thick head of hair verb transitiveWord forms: mopped or ˈmopping 3. to wash, rub, wipe, or remove with or as with a mop often with up Idioms: mop up mop (up) the floor with Derived forms mopper (ˈmopper) noun Word origin Early ModE mappe, naut. term < ? Walloon mappe < L mappa, napkin: see map mop in American English 2 (mɑp) noun, verb intransitiveWord forms: mopped or ˈmopping Archaic grimace Word origin < or akin to MDu moppen, MHG muffen, to grimace: for base see mope Image of mop © 24/04/2018, Shutterstock Examples of 'mop' in a sentence mop You'll look the part as you mop the sweat from your brow with these pink wristbands. The Sun (2016) He positions his tie over the gap, but when he spills tea on his trousers the tie is deployed to mop up the mess. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They use bits of kitchen mop heads - irresistible to trout - instead of crafting imitation flies. The Sun (2016) Cue a wry smile and a mopped brow. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He was a slight man with a wrinkled face and a mop of grey hair. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Africa must stop standing on the sideline and watching others mop up its mess. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He hid his famous mop of hair beneath a baseball cap and chatted on a mobile phone. The Sun (2006) The hair is a romantic, dark mop with a parting left to right. Times, Sunday Times (2007) He's not messed with his mop since. The Sun (2015) You've survived all the filthy names she called you in hospital when you mopped her brow wrong. Times, Sunday Times (2013) I was soon left mopping my brow. The Sun (2008) Hollywood was strangely unsentimental about its own history: costumes that would now be considered sacrosanct were frequently cut up and used to mop floors. Times, Sunday Times (2011) So she stripped off her gloves, dug her handkerchief out of her pocket, and mopped at her face. Christina Dodd SOMEDAY MY PRINCE (1999) A headband can add a pop of colour to your workout gear, keep your locks under control and mop sweat from your brow while you exercise. The Sun (2013) IF you're constantly mopping sweat from your brow, it could be a sign your diet needs some attention. The Sun (2014) In other languages mop British English: mop /mɒp/ NOUN A mop consists of a sponge or many pieces of string attached to a long handle and is used for washing floors. American English: mop Arabic: مِـمْسَحَةٌ Brazilian Portuguese: esfregão Chinese: 拖把 Croatian: mekana metla za pranje poda Czech: mop Danish: moppe Dutch: zwabber European Spanish: fregona Finnish: moppi French: serpillière German: Mopp Greek: σφουγγαρίστρα Italian: scopa a filacce Japanese: モップ Korean: 대걸레 Norwegian: mopp Polish: mop European Portuguese: esfregona Romanian: mop Russian: швабра Latin American Spanish: fregona Swedish: mopp Thai: ไม้ถูพื้น Turkish: paspas yer silme Ukrainian: швабра Vietnamese: cây lau nhà British English: mop VERB If you mop a surface such as a floor, you clean it with a mop. There was a woman mopping the stairs. American English: mop Brazilian Portuguese: esfregar Chinese: 用拖把擦 European Spanish: fregar French: passer la serpillère sur German: wischen Italian: lavare con lo straccio Japanese: モップでふく Korean: 대걸레로 닦다 European Portuguese: esfregar Latin American Spanish: trapear Definition of 'mop' Chinese translation of 'mop' mop (mɔp) n (c) (for floors) 拖把 (tuōbǎ) (个(個), gè) mop (of hair) 蓬乱(亂)的(头(頭)发(髮)) (péngluàn de (tóufa)) vt [floor] 用拖把擦洗 (yòng tuōbǎ cāxǐ) [brow, forehead] 擦 (cā) 1 (noun) in the sense of squeegee Definition a similar tool, except smaller and without a long handle, used to wash dishes He was standing outside the door with a mop and bucket. Synonyms squeegee sponge swab 2 (noun) in the sense of mane Definition a thick untidy mass of hair He was dark-eyed with a mop of tight curls. Synonyms mane shock a very old priest with a shock of white hair mass tangle a tangle of wires mat the thick mat of sandy hair on his chest thatch (verb) in the sense of clean Definition to clean or soak up with or as if with a mop There was a woman mopping the stairs. Synonyms clean Her father cleaned his glasses with a paper napkin. It took half an hour to clean the orange powder off the bath. wash He got a job washing dishes in a pizza parlour. wipe She wiped her hands on the towel. sponge Gently sponge your face and body. swab squeegee phrasal verb See mop something up Additional synonyms in the sense of mat the thick mat of sandy hair on his chest Synonyms mass, shock, cluster, tangle, knot, mop, thatch, mane in the sense of shock Definition a thick bushy mass of hair a very old priest with a shock of white hair Synonyms mass, head, mop, tangle, cascade, thatch, mane in the sense of sponge Definition to clean (something) by rubbing it with a wet sponge Gently sponge your face and body. Synonyms swab, wipe, mop, clean, wash, rinse, sluice Nearby words of mop moonshine moor moot mop mop something up mope moral Related terms of mop mop something up Synonyms of 'mop' mop Explore 'mop' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of tangle Definition a confused or complicated mass of things, such as hair or fibres, knotted or coiled together a tangle of wires Synonyms knot, mass, twist, web, jungle, mat, coil, snarl, mesh, ravel, entanglement in the sense of wash Definition to clean (oneself, part of one's body, or a thing) with soap or detergent and water He got a job washing dishes in a pizza parlour. Synonyms clean, scrub, sponge, rinse, scour, cleanse in the sense of wipe Definition to rub (a surface or object) lightly with a cloth or the hand, in order to remove dirt or liquid from it She wiped her hands on the towel. Synonyms clean, dry, polish, brush, dust, rub, sponge, mop, swab
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