| 单词 | drown |
| 释义 | drown [draʊn] verb DIE 死亡 ADVANCED intransitive or transitive ■to (cause to) die by being unable to breathe under water （使）淹死，（使）溺死 •He drowned in a boating accident.他在一次划船事故中溺水身亡。 •Many animals were drowned by the tidal wave.许多动物被潮水淹死了。 [draʊn] verb COVER 覆盖 transitive ■to cover or be covered, especially with a liquid （被）覆盖；（被）淹没，（被）没过 •A whole valley was drowned when the river was dammed.河水被大坝拦住后，整个山谷都被淹没了。 •disapproving [draʊn] verb drown your sorrows ■to drink alcohol in order to forget your problems 借酒浇愁 [draʊn] verb A drowning man will clutch at a straw. saying ■said about someone who is in a very difficult situation, and who will take any available opportunity to improve it 只要能救命稻草也要抓。 [draʊn] verb look like a drowned rat informal ■to be very wet, especially because you have been in heavy rain （尤指被雨淋得）像落汤鸡 [draʊn] verb Phrasal Verbs drown in sth ■to have more of something than you are able to deal with 对…应接不暇 •I'm drowning in unpaid bills.未付的帐单让我喘不过气。 [draʊn] verb Phrasal Verbs [M] drown sth out informal ■If a loud noise drowns out another noise, it prevents it from being heard. （噪音）盖过，淹没 |
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