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swillBrE /swɪl/NAmE /swɪl/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they swill BrE /swɪl/ NAmE /swɪl/present simple - he / she / it swills BrE /swɪlz/ NAmE /swɪlz/past simple swilled BrE /swɪld/ NAmE /swɪld/past participle swilled BrE /swɪld/ NAmE /swɪld/ -ing form swilling BrE /ˈswɪlɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈswɪlɪŋ/ [T] ~ sth (out/down)(especially BrE) to clean sth by pouring large amounts of water in, on or through it 冲洗；灌洗；涮 SYN rinse ◆She swilled the glasses with clean water. 她用清水涮了杯子。 [T] ~ sth (down) (informal) to drink sth quickly and/or in large quantities 大口喝；痛饮 [T, I] to move, or to make a liquid move, in a particular direction or around a particular place （使）晃荡，摇动，流动◆~ sth + adv./prep. He swilled the juice around in his glass. 他摇了摇杯子里的果汁。◆+ adv./prep. Water swilled around in the bottom of the boat. 船底上的水来回晃荡。 swillBrE /swɪl/NAmE /swɪl/ noun (also pig·swill) [U] a mixture of waste food and water that is given to pigs to eat （给猪吃的）泔脚，剩饭菜，馊水 [U] (informal) drink or food that is unpleasant or of a poor quality 不好喝的饮料；难吃的食物；劣质饮料（或食物） [C, usually sing.] (informal) a large amount of a drink that you take into your mouth 一大口饮料◆He had a quick swill of wine. 他猛地灌下一大口葡萄酒。 |