splosh
英 [splɒʃ]
美 [splɑːʃ]
- n. 金钱；突然倒下的大量水
- vi. 泼，溅
- vt. 泼，溅
- adv. 带着溅泼声地
英语词源
- splosh (v.)
- 1889 [in Farmer, who calls it "A New England variant of splash"], ultimately imitative. Perhaps influenced by splish-splosh "sound made by feet walking through wet" (1881). Related: Sploshed; sploshing.
权威例句
- 1. We had to splosh across the wet meadow.
- 我们不得不溅泼着穿过这片湿草地.