gasp
英 [ɡɑːsp]
美 [ɡæsp]
- vi. 喘气;喘息;渴望
- vt. 气喘吁吁地说;喘着气说话
- n. 喘气
将“gasp”想象成一个人因为激动、惊讶或困难而张大嘴巴的样子,这时他们的呼吸会突然急促,形成“gasp”的动作。通过这样的视觉联想,可以更容易地记住这个单词的含义。
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- gasp (n.)
- 1570s, from gasp (v.). Earliest attested use is in the phrase last gasp "final breath before dying." To gasp up the ghost "die" is attested from 1530s.
- gasp (v.)
- late 14c., gaspen, "open the mouth wide; exhale," of uncertain origin, perhaps from Old Norse geispa "to yawn," or its Danish cognate gispe "gasp," which probably are related to Old Norse gapa "open the mouth wide" (see gap (n.)). Related: Gasped; gasping.
- 1. I heard myself gasp and cry out.
- 我听到自己一边喘一边喊。
- 2. She shrank back with an involuntary gasp.
- 她不由得倒抽了口冷气,往后退了退。
- 3. He snatched a last gasp winner.
- 他在最后关头一举夺冠。
- 4. a last-gasp 2-1 victory
- 最后一刻取得的2:1的胜利
- 5. She gave a gasp of surprise.
- 她吃惊得大口喘气.