单词 | plash |
释义 | plash I. < the bird … bathed itself in some plashes nearby — Hugh McCrae > II. Britain < plash a hedge > III. 1. a. < the measured plash of oars — A.C.Benson > < the ceaseless plash of the waves — William Black > b. (1) < plash of the fountains from the mouths of stone dolphins — Mark Schorer > (2) < the plash of the paintbrush against the wall — Donald Windham > < the plash of bare feet made him turn his head — Josephine Pinckney > c. < a few plashes of white in the breast of the duck — J.H.Robinson †1935 > < effect of the wilder plash of irresponsible prismatic impressions which vertigo had unloosed — Florence Gould > 2. dialect chiefly England IV. transitive verb 1. 2. < no bird on dew-plashed wing — Walter de la Mare > intransitive verb 1. < far below him plashed the waters — H.W.Longfellow > < raindrops plashed on the tile roof — Anne S. Mehdevi > 2. < plashing of hooves in water — Robinson Jeffers > < could hear a slight plashing as the bows of the lighter forged through the water — Miles Burton > |
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