| 单词 | splash |
| 释义 | splash I. intransitive verb 1. a. < the children splash > < splashed about in the bath — Elizabeth Goudge > b. < splashed across the rich black loam of … fields sodden with irrigation water — Rex Keating > < splashed overboard and swam ashore — Harriot B. Barbour > 2. a. (1) < saw a drop of water splash down upon the violet script and spread — Willa Cather > < the water splashing out of the tubs upon the stones — Pearl Buck > < the road splashed muddily — Christopher Bloom > (2) < the sunlight splashed over her deck and gear — Thomas Wood †1950 > b. < kept awake by the splashing of water from the faucet > < a brook splashing over rocks > transitive verb 1. a. (1) < poured water into the basin and began to splash her face — Rumer Godden > — compare spatter (2) < don't splash your dress — Margaret Kennedy > b. < innumerable peaks, black and sharp, rose grandly into the dark blue sky … their sides streaked and splashed with snow — John Muir †1914 > < the white tulle is splashed with segments of Alençon-type lace — New Yorker > c. d. < the verbal farce … splashed out for us — Listener > e. < insurrectionary proclamations were splashed on the walls of the capital — Bernard Frizell > f. < the papers splashed stories about the dapper little general — Newsweek > 2. a. < she puffed and chugged, splashing the brown waters behind her — Tom Marvel > < the pure bright colors which he confidently splashed onto his canvases without even bothering to mix on his palette — Time > b. < the sunset colors were splashed brilliantly across the skies — P.E.James > 3. < a man, wearing a rubber raincoat which glistened in the headlights … splashed his way over toward the car — Erle Stanley Gardner > 4. < enjoy splashing waterproof boots into deep puddles — Arnold Bennett > 5. a. b. 6. II. 1. a. (1) < the unskilled diver hit the surface with a great splash of water > < a splash of paint on his palette had assumed … the shape of a distorted skull — Herbert Read > < white splashes of water were plunging through the six-inch gap in the wooden gate — Bill Alcine > specifically (2) < a mud splash on the fender > b. (1) Britain < an irregular splash of water to give away its foreignness — Elizabeth Bowen > (2) Britain < Scotch and a splash — J.A.Phillips > c. < the blossoming trees dot the countryside with splashes of pastel color — American Guide Series: Texas > 2. a. (1) < whose placid surface is broken by the swirl and splash of pickerel and salmon — American Guide Series: Maine > (2) (3) < will find a warm shower relaxing and a short cold splash immediately afterward stimulating — Morris Fishbein > b. < the steady splash of a light swell upon the shore > 3. a. < tumbled with a sort of splash upon the keys of a ghostly piano — Scott Fitzgerald > b. < heard the rain coming down in a splash — Edmund Wilson > specifically 4. a. < the son who has made the biggest splash in the world — Green Peyton > b. (1) < his love of luxury and of splash — M.D.Geismar > < hard to believe that the magnificence could increase after the first brilliant splash — C.E.Abernethy > (2) < the story got a robust front-page splash — Newsweek > < splash headline > |
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