Definition of reswallow in English:

reswallow

verb ˌriːˈswɒləʊ

Late 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Anthony Pasquin’ (1754–1818), satirist (real name John Williams). From re- + swallow.

verbˌriːˈswɒləʊ

Late 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Anthony Pasquin’ (1754–1818), satirist (real name John Williams). From re- + swallow.

单词	reswallow
释义	Definition of reswallow in English: reswallow verb ˌriːˈswɒləʊ with object To swallow (something) again. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Anthony Pasquin’ (1754–1818), satirist (real name John Williams). From re- + swallow. Definition of reswallow in US English: reswallow verbˌriːˈswɒləʊ with object To swallow (something) again. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Anthony Pasquin’ (1754–1818), satirist (real name John Williams). From re- + swallow.
随便看	give something off/out/forth give something one's approval give something one's best shot give something one's consent give something one's say-so give something out give something out give something out give something/someone a/the once-over give something the chop give something the go-ahead give something the green light give something the nod give something the ok give something the once-over give something the thumbs up give something the title of give something to give something up give something up give something up as a bad job give something up as a bad job give some thought to give sth a bad name give sth a good run for their money