| 单词 | slosh |
| 释义 | slosh I. 1. a. b. < a half-mile slosh through a grove of sawed-off trees — Burgess Scott > 2. 3. < listened to the slosh of the water against the barge — Willard Robertson > 4. < there seemed to be only a slosh of kerosine left > 5. < caught one chap a slosh on the ear he won't forget — Bruce Marshall > II. intransitive verb 1. < rather than slosh over a soggy fairway — R.M.Hodesh > 2. 3. < his stomach sloshed with countless cups of coffee — K.M.Dodson > < the water sloshed around him, running down his legs — Bill Alcine > < saw about 20 gallons of water sloshing around the engine — Springfield (Massachusetts) Daily News > transitive verb 1. a. < fills a pan with dry-cleaning fluid and sloshes the hairpiece around in it — R.F.Wallace > b. < had finished systematically sloshing gasoline around — St. Clair McKelway > c. < workmen are sloshing down the open-air-café floors with water — Irwin Shaw > 2. < was sloshing out the drinks behind the counter — Bruce Marshall > 3. < the beer drinker would have to slosh down more than three quarts in less than three hours — Newsweek > 4. Britain < you can't very well slosh a child — P.G.Wodehouse > |
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