gush
[gʌʃ] verb
FLOW 流
intransitive usually + adverb or preposition transitive
■to flow or send out quickly and in large amounts 喷出；涌出；冒出•Oil gushed (out) from the hole in the tanker.石油从油轮的那个漏洞中喷涌而出。 •Blood was gushing from his nose.他的鼻子流血不止。 •Her arm gushed blood where the knife had gone in.她肩膀上被刀扎伤的地方鲜血直冒。
[gʌʃ] verb
EXPRESS 表达
intransitive or transitive
■to express a positive feeling, especially praise, in such a strong way that it does not sound sincere 夸张地表达，感情充沛地说，装腔作势地说（尤指赞扬的话）•[+ speech] "You're just so talented!" she gushed.“你可真是个人才！”她夸张地说。
[gʌʃ] noun only singular
FLOW 流
■a large amount of liquid or gas that flows quickly 喷；喷涌；喷出•Showers with pumps are more expensive, but they deliver a really powerful gush of water.带有水泵的淋浴间要贵得多，但是喷水量很大。
[gʌʃ] noun only singular
EXPRESSION 表达
■a sudden strong and positive feeling, or an expression of positive feeling, usually so strong it does not sound sincere 夸张地表达，感情充沛地说，装腔作势地说 |