英语词汇“ooze”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	ooze
释义	Trends of ooze View usage for: ooze (uːz) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense oozes, present participle oozing, past tense, past participle oozed 1. verb When a thick or sticky liquid oozes from something or when something oozes it, the liquid flows slowly and in small quantities. Blood was still oozing from the cut on his arm. [VERB] The lava will just ooze gently out of the crater. [VERB adverb] The wounds may heal cleanly or they may ooze a clear liquid. [VERB noun] Synonyms: seep, well, drop, escape More Synonyms of ooze 2. verb If you say that someone or something oozes a quality or characteristic, or oozes with it, you mean that they show it very strongly. Outwardly, Graham will ooze all his old confidence. [VERB noun] The Elizabethan house oozes charm. [VERB noun] Manchester United were by now oozing with confidence. [VERB + with] 3. uncountable noun You can refer to any thick, sticky, liquid substance as ooze, especially the mud at the bottom of a river, lake, or the sea. ...a primeval ooze. He grabbed into the ooze and came up clutching a large toad. Synonyms: mud, clay, dirt, muck More Synonyms of ooze More Synonyms of ooze ooze in British English 1 (uːz) verb 1. (intransitive) to flow or leak out slowly, as through pores or very small holes 2. to exude or emit (moisture, gas, etc) 3. (transitive) to overflow with to ooze charm 4. (intransitive; often foll by away) to disappear or escape gradually noun 5. a slow flowing or leaking 6. an infusion of vegetable matter, such as sumach or oak bark, used in tanning Word origin Old English wōs juice ooze in British English 2 (uːz) noun 1. a soft thin mud found at the bottom of lakes and rivers 2. a fine-grained calcareous or siliceous marine deposit consisting of the hard parts of planktonic organisms 3. muddy ground, esp of bogs Word origin Old English wāse mud; related to Old French wāse, Old Norse veisa ooze in American English 1 (uz) noun 1. an infusion of oak bark, sumac, etc., used in tanning leather 2. a. an oozing; gentle flow b. something that oozes verb intransitiveWord forms: oozed or ˈoozing 3. to flow or leak out slowly, as through very small holes; seep 4. to give forth moisture, as through pores 5. to escape or disappear gradually hope oozed away verb transitive 6. to give forth, or exude (a fluid) 7. to seem to radiate to ooze confidence Word origin ME wose < OE wos, sap, juice, akin to MLowG wose, scum < IE base wes-, wet: meaning infl. by OE wase, mire: see ooze2 ooze in American English 2 (uz) noun 1. soft mud or slime; esp., the deep layers of sediment at the bottom of a lake, ocean, etc. 2. an area of muddy ground; bog Word origin ME wose < OE wase, < IE base weis-, to flow away > L virus Examples of 'ooze' in a sentence ooze This oozes plump merlot charm, she says. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The sumptuous fabric oozes style and the high street is brimming with soft tops, trousers and dresses. The Sun (2016) Those who have gone before him know how important it is to deliver a team talk that oozes confidence and self-belief. The Sun (2016) Big Star just oozed quality and class, he has so much intelligence. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The Duchess oozes classic Hollywood glamour. The Sun (2016) The forward is oozing confidence right now. The Sun (2009) You can sense the confidence just oozing out of him. The Sun (2006) Pour over the parsnips and press down so the liquid oozes through the vegetables. Times, Sunday Times (2008) They ooze style and are practical too. The Sun (2008) She oozed glamour with her shapely silhouette. The Sun (2013) Vegetables ooze feelgood factor but need regular attention and picking. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The cabin has an aura that oozes the class only the motoring elite have. The Sun (2009) The confidence oozed into their team when they got the goal. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The palace just oozes peace and tranquillity. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Not an easy watch but it oozes style and class. The Sun (2011) Indoors, the house positively oozes history. Times, Sunday Times (2015) With good-looking blokes oozing charm it certainly seems the place for a holiday romance. The Sun (2008) All these things aside, the man oozed power. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Bitter, milky liquid oozes from gills when touched. Times, Sunday Times (2010) She seemed to be at least two decades younger than her 52 years and oozed effortless glamour. The Sun (2011) Full of character, it has five bedrooms and two reception rooms and oozes charm. The Sun (2013) DOWNSIDE: Forget subtlety these houses ooze wealth. Times, Sunday Times (2006) In other languages ooze British English: ooze VERB When a thick or sticky liquid oozes from something or when something oozes it, the liquid flows slowly and in small quantities. They drank the liquid that oozed from the fruit. American English: ooze Brazilian Portuguese: escorrer Chinese: 流出 European Spanish: rezumar French: suinter German: triefen Italian: stillare Japanese: にじみ出る Korean: 스며나오다 European Portuguese: escorrer Latin American Spanish: rezumar Chinese translation of 'ooze' ooze (uːz) vi [mud, water, slime] 渗(滲)出 (shènchū) vt [pus, blood etc] 渗(滲)出 (shènchū) [person] [confidence, sex appeal] 散发(發)出 (sànfā chū) 1 (verb) in the sense of seep Definition to flow or leak out slowly Blood was still oozing from the wound. Synonyms seep Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs. well Blood welled from a gash in his thigh. drop He felt hot tears dropping onto his fingers. escape strain leak The pool's sides had cracked and the water had leaked out. drain The water drained away. sweat filter Water filtered through the peat. bleed The two colours will bleed into each other. weep drip a cloth that dripped pink drops upon the floor trickle A tear trickled down his cheek. leach Minerals leach from the soil much faster on cleared land. dribble Sweat dribbled down his face. percolate Water cannot percolate through the clay. 2 (verb) in the sense of emit Definition (of a substance) to discharge moisture The cut was oozing a clear liquid. Synonyms emit release a weapon that releases toxic nerve gas leak sweat bleed discharge The resulting salty water will be discharged at sea. drip leach give out dribble exude Nearby was a factory which exuded a pungent smell. give off excrete the orifice through which the body excretes waste matter overflow with pour forth 3 (verb) in the sense of exude Definition to overflow with (a feeling or quality) Graham positively oozed confidence. Synonyms exude She exudes an air of confidence. emit The stove emitted a cloud of evil-smelling smoke. radiate She radiates happiness and health. display She does not have to display her charms. exhibit He has exhibited signs of anxiety and stress. manifest He's only convincing when that inner fury manifests itself. gush emanate He emanated sympathy. overflow with (noun) in the sense of seepage Definition a slow flowing or leaking the thick black ooze of oil from the stricken vessel Synonyms seepage The industry's chemical seepage has caused untold damage. leak It's thought a gas leak may have caused the blast. leaking discharge They develop a fever and a watery discharge from the eyes. drip Drips of water rolled down his uniform. dripping trickle There was not so much as a trickle of water. oozing dribble Apply a dribble of shampoo. leakage exudation (noun) in the sense of mud Definition a soft thin mud, such as that found at the bottom of a lake, river, or sea He thrust his hand into the ooze and brought out a large toad. Synonyms mud Their lorry got stuck in the mud. clay dirt I started to scrub off the dirt. muck This congealed muck was interfering with the filter. silt The lake was almost solid with silt and vegetation. sludge All dumping of sludge will be banned. mire the muck and mire of farmyards slime the muck and slime at the bottom of the pond slob (Irish) gloop (informal) alluvium Additional synonyms in the sense of bleed The two colours will bleed into each other. Synonyms blend, run, meet, unite, mix, combine, flow, fuse, mingle, converge, ooze, seep, amalgamate, meld, intermix in the sense of dirt Definition any unclean substance, such as mud I started to scrub off the dirt. Synonyms filth, muck, grime, dust, mud, stain, crap (slang), tarnish, smudge, mire, impurity, slob (Irish), crud (slang), kak (South Africa, vulgar, slang), grot (slang), shit (taboo, slang), slime, excrement in the sense of discharge Definition to cause to pour forth The resulting salty water will be discharged at sea. Synonyms pour forth, release, empty, leak, emit, dispense, void, gush, ooze, exude, give off, excrete, disembogue Nearby words of ooze onslaught onus onwards ooze oozy opacity opalescent Synonyms of 'ooze' ooze Explore 'ooze' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of discharge Definition a pouring out of a fluid They develop a fever and a watery discharge from the eyes. Synonyms emission, flow, ooze, secretion, excretion, pus, seepage, suppuration in the sense of display She does not have to display her charms. Synonyms show off, parade, exhibit, sport (informal), flash (informal), boast, flourish, brandish, flaunt, vaunt, showboat, make a (great) show of, disport, make an exhibition of in the sense of drain Definition to flow (away) or filter (off) The water drained away. Synonyms flow out, leak, discharge, trickle, ooze, seep, exude, well out, effuse in the sense of dribble Definition to flow or allow to flow in a thin stream or drops Sweat dribbled down his face. Synonyms run, drip, trickle, drop, leak, ooze, seep, fall in drops in the sense of dribble Definition a small quantity of liquid falling in drops or flowing in a thin stream Apply a dribble of shampoo. Synonyms trickle, drop, drizzle, dash, splash, drip in the sense of drip Definition to fall or let fall in drops a cloth that dripped pink drops upon the floor Synonyms drop, splash, sprinkle, trickle, dribble, exude, drizzle, plop in the sense of drip Definition a drop of liquid Drips of water rolled down his uniform. Synonyms drop, bead, trickle, dribble, droplet, globule, pearl, driblet in the sense of drop He felt hot tears dropping onto his fingers. Synonyms drip, run, flow, leak, trickle, dribble, drizzle, fall in drops in the sense of emanate He emanated sympathy. Synonyms give out, send out, emit, radiate, exude, issue, give off, exhale, send forth in the sense of excrete Definition to discharge waste matter, such as urine, sweat, or faeces, from the body the orifice through which the body excretes waste matter Synonyms defecate, shit (taboo, slang), discharge, expel, evacuate, crap (taboo, slang), eliminate, void, dump (slang, US), eject, exude, egest Additional synonyms in the sense of exhibit Definition to show (a quality or feeling) He has exhibited signs of anxiety and stress. Synonyms show, reveal, display, demonstrate, air, evidence, express, indicate, disclose, manifest, evince (formal), make clear or plain in the sense of filter Definition to remove or separate (particles) from (a liquid or gas) by a filter Water filtered through the peat. Synonyms trickle, leach, seep, percolate, well, escape, leak, penetrate, ooze, dribble, exude in the sense of leach Definition to remove or be removed from a substance by a liquid passing through it Minerals leach from the soil much faster on cleared land. Synonyms extract, strain, drain, filter, seep, percolate, filtrate, lixiviate in the sense of leak Definition to enter or escape, or allow to enter or escape, through a crack or hole The pool's sides had cracked and the water had leaked out. Synonyms escape, pass, spill, release, discharge, drip, trickle, ooze, seep, exude, percolate in the sense of leak Definition the act or an instance of leaking It's thought a gas leak may have caused the blast. Synonyms leakage, leaking, discharge, drip, oozing, seepage, percolation in the sense of manifest Definition to show by the way one behaves He's only convincing when that inner fury manifests itself. Synonyms display, show, reveal, establish, express, prove, declare, demonstrate, expose, exhibit, set forth, make plain, evince (formal) in the sense of mire Definition mud, muck, or dirt the muck and mire of farmyards Synonyms mud, dirt, muck, ooze, sludge, slime, slob (Irish), gloop (informal), grot (slang) in the sense of muck Definition dirt or filth This congealed muck was interfering with the filter. Synonyms dirt, mud, filth, shit (taboo, slang), crap (slang), sewage, ooze, scum, sludge, mire, slime, slob (Irish), gunk (informal), gunge (informal), crud (slang), kak (South Africa, vulgar, slang), grot (slang) in the sense of percolate Definition to pass or filter through very small holes Water cannot percolate through the clay. Synonyms seep, strain, drain, filter, penetrate, drip, leach, ooze, pervade, permeate, filtrate in the sense of radiate Definition to show (an emotion or quality) to a great degree She radiates happiness and health. Synonyms show, display, demonstrate, exhibit, emanate, be a picture of, give off or out Additional synonyms in the sense of release Definition to give out heat, energy, radiation, etc. a weapon that releases toxic nerve gas Synonyms give off, discharge, send out, throw out, radiate, diffuse, emanate, exude, cast out, send forth in the sense of silt Definition a fine sediment of mud or clay deposited by moving water The lake was almost solid with silt and vegetation. Synonyms sediment, deposit, residue, ooze, sludge, alluvium in the sense of slime Definition soft runny mud or any sticky substance esp. when disgusting or unpleasant the muck and slime at the bottom of the pond Synonyms sludge, ooze, gunge (informal), mud, muck, mire, gunk (informal), gloop (informal) in the sense of sludge Definition any muddy or slushy sediment All dumping of sludge will be banned. Synonyms sediment, ooze, silt, mud, muck, residue, slop, mire, slime, slush, slob (Irish), dregs, gloop (informal) in the sense of trickle Definition to flow or cause to flow in a thin stream or drops A tear trickled down his cheek. Synonyms dribble, run, drop, stream, creep, crawl, drip, ooze, seep, exude, percolate in the sense of trickle Definition a thin, irregular, or slow flow of something There was not so much as a trickle of water. Synonyms dribble, drip, seepage, thin stream in the sense of well Definition to flow upwards or outwards Blood welled from a gash in his thigh. Synonyms flow, trickle, seep, run, issue, spring, pour, jet, burst, stream, surge, discharge, trickle, gush, ooze, seep, exude, spurt, spout
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