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| /splæʃ/ |
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| 1 | the sound of liquid hitting something , or the sound of something falling into a liquid （液体的）溅落声；落水的扑通声 | He lost his balance and fell with a splash into the canal. 他失去了平衡，扑通一声掉进了运河。 | | the splash of rain on the street 街上噼里啪啦的雨点声 | |
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| 2 | a mark made by a liquid splashing 被溅上的污渍 | a splash of sauce on his sleeve 溅在他袖子上的调味汁 | |
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| 3 | informal a small amount of one liquid that is added to another （加入另一液体的）一点液体 | coffee with a splash of cream 加了一点奶油的咖啡 | | | 3a | a small amount of bright colour （鲜艳的）斑点 | | splashes of red 鲜艳的红点 | | |
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| - | make a splash informal
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| to do or say something that becomes very popular or is noticed by a lot of people |
| 引起轰动；引人注目 |
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| His new film has made quite a splash in London. 他的新电影在伦敦引起轰动。 |
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