| 释义 |
🔑pourpour /pɔr / verb - [intransitive](used about a liquid) to flow out of or into something, quickly and steadily, and in large quantities（液体）倒，灌，注◆Water poured through the hole in the ceiling.水从天花板的洞里灌了进来。◆Tears were pouring down her cheeks.泪水顺着她的面颊流了下来。◆There was blood pouring out of the wound.伤口血流如注。◆ (figurative) People were pouring out of the stadium.人们涌出体育场。
- [transitive] to make something flow steadily out of or into a container使持续流出（或注入）；倒出◆I spilled some of the oil when I tried to pour it back into the bottle.当我试图把油倒回瓶子时，有些油溅了出来。◆Pour the sugar into a bowl.把糖倒进碗里。
- [transitive] pour sth (for sb) to serve drinks to someone倒，斟（饮料）◆Pour me another glass of wine.给我再倒杯酒。
- [intransitive] to rain heavily（雨）倾泻，倾盆而下◆I'm not going out. It's pouring.我不出去了，雨下得正大。
 ●pour sth outto speak freely about what you think or feel about something that has happened to you倾吐；诉说◆to pour out all your troubles把自己的烦恼和盘托出 |