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

To pour is to flow rapidly in a steady stream, or to cause something to flow. You can pour good coffee into a cup and pour bad coffee down the drain.

You can pour your heart out, pour a cup of orange juice into or out of a cup, or watch the rain pour down while a poem pours from your lips. A jet of water may pour from a spout. Listen to how the water pours in this poem from Lewis Carroll's book, Alice in Wonderland: “How doth the little crocodile / Improve his shining tail, / And pour the waters of the Nile, / On every golden scale!”

CHOOSE YOUR WORDS

pore / pour

A pore is small opening in a surface that lets stuff through. To pour, on the other hand, means to flow continuously and rapidly.

A pore is a little hole in a surface that lets gases, liquids, and microscopic elements through. The surface might be your skin (think of all those clogged pores suffered through in teen years) or something else, like a filter:

With the sweat starting from every pore he essayed a few more steps, stumbled, and in clumsily catching his balance, his hat fell off. (James Beardsley)

Solid bodies are not absolutely so, all undoubtedly containing pores, or spaces void of matter. (Thomas P. Jones)

As a verb, to pore is used with through or over and means that you are absorbed in the study of something or that you are reading something intensely. For example:

He spent more than 10 hours on the manuscript, poring over the details and asking faculty members for advice. (Nature)

Meanwhile, players pore over Polaroid photographs during breaks or wait as officials measure out first downs using sticks attached to chains. (New York Times)

On the other hand, to pour is to flow, like when you pour yourself a glass of water while it pours down rain.Usually an inanimate object is poured, but people can pour, too:

The donations began pouring in on Thursday, many of them delivered electronically and accompanied by politically tinged comments. (New York Times)

Within seconds, other heavily armed cops are pouring out the car, guns drawn, to surround the now disabled jet. (Time)

So her group and others are pouring energy into training mounted riders to fend off wolves. (New York Times)

After you pore over the difference between these words, pour yourself a glass of lemonade and say, "This one's for U!"

WORD FAMILY

pour: poured, pouring, pours

USAGE EXAMPLES

For years Ankara looked the other way as hard-line jihadists poured into Syria, destabilizing both sides of the border.

Wall Street Journal(Jan 03, 2017)

I poured lots of time and money into getting a PhD, in hopes that academia might scratch that itch.

The Guardian(Jan 02, 2017)

They chuckled at some customers’ home remedies, such as pouring white wine on a red-wine stain.

Washington Post(Jan 01, 2017)

1v cause to run

pour water over the floor

Hypo|Hyper

pour forth, shed, spill

pour out in drops or small quantities or as if in drops or small quantities

dribble, drip, drop

let or cause to fall in drops

transfuse

pour out of one vessel into another

effuse, pour out

pour out

decant, pour out

pour out

displace, move

cause to move or shift into a new position or place, both in a concrete and in an abstract sense

2v pour out

Syn

decant, pour out

3v flow in a spurt

Water poured all over the floor

Hypo|Hyper

gush, spirt, spout, spurt

gush forth in a sudden stream or jet

regurgitate

pour or rush back

pump

flow intermittently

blow

spout moist air from the blowhole

whoosh

gush or squirt out

course, feed, flow, run

move along, of liquids

4v rain heavily

Put on your rain coat-- it's pouring outside!

Syn|Hypo|Hyper

pelt, rain buckets, rain cats and dogs, stream

sheet

come down as if in sheets

sluice, sluice down

pour as if from a sluice

rain, rain down

precipitate as rain

5v move in large numbers

people were pouring out of the theater

Syn|Hypo|Hyper

pullulate, stream, swarm, teem

pour out, spill out, spill over

be disgorged

crowd, crowd together

to gather together in large numbers

6v supply in large amounts or quantities

We poured money into the education of our children

Hyper

furnish, provide, render, supply

give something useful or necessary to

单词	pour
释义	pour (once / 84 pages) v To pour is to flow rapidly in a steady stream, or to cause something to flow. You can pour good coffee into a cup and pour bad coffee down the drain. You can pour your heart out, pour a cup of orange juice into or out of a cup, or watch the rain pour down while a poem pours from your lips. A jet of water may pour from a spout. Listen to how the water pours in this poem from Lewis Carroll's book, Alice in Wonderland: “How doth the little crocodile / Improve his shining tail, / And pour the waters of the Nile, / On every golden scale!” CHOOSE YOUR WORDS pore / pour A pore is small opening in a surface that lets stuff through. To pour, on the other hand, means to flow continuously and rapidly. A pore is a little hole in a surface that lets gases, liquids, and microscopic elements through. The surface might be your skin (think of all those clogged pores suffered through in teen years) or something else, like a filter: With the sweat starting from every pore he essayed a few more steps, stumbled, and in clumsily catching his balance, his hat fell off. (James Beardsley) Solid bodies are not absolutely so, all undoubtedly containing pores, or spaces void of matter. (Thomas P. Jones) As a verb, to pore is used with through or over and means that you are absorbed in the study of something or that you are reading something intensely. For example: He spent more than 10 hours on the manuscript, poring over the details and asking faculty members for advice. (Nature) Meanwhile, players pore over Polaroid photographs during breaks or wait as officials measure out first downs using sticks attached to chains. (New York Times) On the other hand, to pour is to flow, like when you pour yourself a glass of water while it pours down rain.Usually an inanimate object is poured, but people can pour, too: The donations began pouring in on Thursday, many of them delivered electronically and accompanied by politically tinged comments. (New York Times) Within seconds, other heavily armed cops are pouring out the car, guns drawn, to surround the now disabled jet. (Time) So her group and others are pouring energy into training mounted riders to fend off wolves. (New York Times) After you pore over the difference between these words, pour yourself a glass of lemonade and say, "This one's for U!" WORD FAMILY pour: poured, pouring, pours USAGE EXAMPLES For years Ankara looked the other way as hard-line jihadists poured into Syria, destabilizing both sides of the border. Wall Street Journal(Jan 03, 2017) I poured lots of time and money into getting a PhD, in hopes that academia might scratch that itch. The Guardian(Jan 02, 2017) They chuckled at some customers’ home remedies, such as pouring white wine on a red-wine stain. Washington Post(Jan 01, 2017) 1v cause to run pour water over the floor Hypo\|Hyper pour forth, shed, spill pour out in drops or small quantities or as if in drops or small quantities dribble, drip, drop let or cause to fall in drops transfuse pour out of one vessel into another effuse, pour out pour out decant, pour out pour out displace, move cause to move or shift into a new position or place, both in a concrete and in an abstract sense 2v pour out Syn decant, pour out 3v flow in a spurt Water poured all over the floor Hypo\|Hyper gush, spirt, spout, spurt gush forth in a sudden stream or jet regurgitate pour or rush back pump flow intermittently blow spout moist air from the blowhole whoosh gush or squirt out course, feed, flow, run move along, of liquids 4v rain heavily Put on your rain coat-- it's pouring outside! Syn\|Hypo\|Hyper pelt, rain buckets, rain cats and dogs, stream sheet come down as if in sheets sluice, sluice down pour as if from a sluice rain, rain down precipitate as rain 5v move in large numbers people were pouring out of the theater Syn\|Hypo\|Hyper pullulate, stream, swarm, teem pour out, spill out, spill over be disgorged crowd, crowd together to gather together in large numbers 6v supply in large amounts or quantities We poured money into the education of our children Hyper furnish, provide, render, supply give something useful or necessary to
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