英语词汇spill怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ spill /ˈspɪl/ verb

spills chiefly US spilled /ˈspɪld/ or chiefly British spilt /ˈspɪlt/ ; spilling

¹ spill

/ˈspɪl/

verb

spills chiefly US spilled /ˈspɪld/ or chiefly British spilt /ˈspɪlt/ ; spilling

Learner's definition of SPILL

a [+ object] : to cause or allow (something) to fall, flow, or run over the edge of a container usually in an accidental way使溅出；使溢出

I accidentally spilled coffee all over my new suit.我不小心把咖啡洒在我一身新衣服上了。
Clean up the flour you spilled on the floor.把你弄到地板上的面粉清理干净。
a puddle of spilled water洒漏的水形成的水坑
She opened her purse and spilled its contents (out) onto the table.她打开手提包，把里面的东西倒在了桌上。
The bag ripped open and spilled (out) its contents all over the floor.袋子扯开了，里面的东西撒了一地。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

He spilled his thoughts out to her. [=he told her his thoughts in a very free and open way]他把自己的想法一股脑儿地都告诉了她。

b [no object] : to fall or flow over the edge of a container洒出；溢出

Milk spilled (out) onto the table.牛奶溢到了桌子上。
Water spilled over the dam.水溢出了大坝。
The bag ripped open and the flour spilled (out) onto the floor.袋子扯坏了，面粉撒到了地板上。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

Her hair spilled down her back.她的头发披散在背后。
All his thoughts suddenly came spilling out. [=he suddenly began to express all his thoughts]他突然说出了自己所有的想法。

[no object] : to move or spread out into a wider place or area涌出

After the movie the crowd spilled (out) into/onto the street.电影演完了，人群涌到了街上。
She opened the door and light spilled into the room.她打开门，光照进了屋子。

[+ object] US, informal : to tell (a secret) to someone向…泄露（秘密）

an interviewer who gets celebrities to spill their secrets一位能让名人讲出他们秘密的采访者
Come on, spill it. Who gave you the money?快点，说出来吧。钱是谁给你的？

cry over spilled/spilt milk

— see ¹cry

spill blood

— see blood

spill over

[phrasal verb]

: to be completely covered or filled with something : to be overflowing with something充满；装满

The platter was spilling over with grapes and melon slices and cheeses.大盘子里装满了葡萄、甜瓜片和奶酪。
They were spilling over with happiness. [=they were very happy]他们喜气洋洋。

: to spread and begin to affect other people, areas, etc.波及

The stress at work began to spill over into other aspects of his life.工作压力开始波及他生活的其他方面。

— see also spillover

spill the beans

— see bean

spill your guts

— see ¹gut

² spill /ˈspɪl/ noun

plural spills

² spill

/ˈspɪl/

noun

plural spills

Learner's definition of SPILL

[count]

: an accident in which liquid is spilled or an amount of liquid that is spilled溢出；溢出量

Please clean up the spill on the kitchen floor.请把洒在厨房地板上的东西清理一下。
The coastline was seriously damaged by an oil spill.这条海岸线因原油溢出受到了严重毁坏。

: an accidental act of falling意外跌落

She was injured in a spill the last time she went riding.她上次骑马时摔了一跤，受伤了。
He took a spill [=he fell] while skiing and broke his leg.他滑雪时跌了一跤，摔断了腿。

单词	spill
释义	spill (noun) spill 7 ENTRIES FOUND: spill (verb) spill (noun) bean (noun) blood (noun) cry (verb) gut (noun) milk (noun) ¹ spill /ˈspɪl/ verb spills chiefly US spilled /ˈspɪld/ or chiefly British spilt /ˈspɪlt/ ; spilling ¹ spill /ˈspɪl/ verb spills chiefly US spilled /ˈspɪld/ or chiefly British spilt /ˈspɪlt/ ; spilling Learner's definition of SPILL 1 a [+ object] : to cause or allow (something) to fall, flow, or run over the edge of a container usually in an accidental way使溅出；使溢出 I accidentally spilled coffee all over my new suit.我不小心把咖啡洒在我一身新衣服上了。 Clean up the flour you spilled on the floor.把你弄到地板上的面粉清理干净。 a puddle of spilled water洒漏的水形成的水坑 She opened her purse and spilled its contents (out) onto the table.她打开手提包，把里面的东西倒在了桌上。 The bag ripped open and spilled (out) its contents all over the floor.袋子扯开了，里面的东西撒了一地。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 He spilled his thoughts out to her. [=he told her his thoughts in a very free and open way]他把自己的想法一股脑儿地都告诉了她。 b [no object] : to fall or flow over the edge of a container洒出；溢出 Milk spilled (out) onto the table.牛奶溢到了桌子上。 Water spilled over the dam.水溢出了大坝。 The bag ripped open and the flour spilled (out) onto the floor.袋子扯坏了，面粉撒到了地板上。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 Her hair spilled down her back.她的头发披散在背后。 All his thoughts suddenly came spilling out. [=he suddenly began to express all his thoughts]他突然说出了自己所有的想法。 2 [no object] : to move or spread out into a wider place or area涌出 After the movie the crowd spilled (out) into/onto the street.电影演完了，人群涌到了街上。 She opened the door and light spilled into the room.她打开门，光照进了屋子。 3 [+ object] US, informal : to tell (a secret) to someone向…泄露（秘密） an interviewer who gets celebrities to spill their secrets一位能让名人讲出他们秘密的采访者 Come on, spill it. Who gave you the money?快点，说出来吧。钱是谁给你的？ cry over spilled/spilt milk — see ¹cry spill blood — see blood spill over [phrasal verb] 1 : to be completely covered or filled with something : to be overflowing with something充满；装满 The platter was spilling over with grapes and melon slices and cheeses.大盘子里装满了葡萄、甜瓜片和奶酪。 They were spilling over with happiness. [=they were very happy]他们喜气洋洋。 2 : to spread and begin to affect other people, areas, etc.波及 The stress at work began to spill over into other aspects of his life.工作压力开始波及他生活的其他方面。 — see also spillover spill the beans — see bean spill your guts — see ¹gut ² spill /ˈspɪl/ noun plural spills ² spill /ˈspɪl/ noun plural spills Learner's definition of SPILL [count] 1 : an accident in which liquid is spilled or an amount of liquid that is spilled溢出；溢出量 Please clean up the spill on the kitchen floor.请把洒在厨房地板上的东西清理一下。 The coastline was seriously damaged by an oil spill.这条海岸线因原油溢出受到了严重毁坏。 2 : an accidental act of falling意外跌落 She was injured in a spill the last time she went riding.她上次骑马时摔了一跤，受伤了。 He took a spill [=he fell] while skiing and broke his leg.他滑雪时跌了一跤，摔断了腿。
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