英语词汇bubble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 bubble /ˈbʌbəl/ noun

plural bubbles

¹ bubble

/ˈbʌbəl/

noun

plural bubbles

Learner's definition of BUBBLE

[count]

a : a tiny, round ball of air or gas inside a liquid泡；气泡

They saw air bubbles in the water.他们看见了水中的气泡。
champagne bubbles香槟酒的泡沫

b : a small ball of air in a solid substance固体中的气泡

There were bubbles in the ice.冰块里有气泡。

c : a very light ball of air inside a thin layer of soap肥皂泡

soap bubbles肥皂泡
The children were blowing bubbles. [=were making soap bubbles by blowing air through a thin layer of soap]孩子们在吹肥皂泡。

: a period when many people invest money in something and cause its value to rise to a level that is much higher than its real value until finally its value drops very suddenly经济泡沫

a stock market bubble股市泡沫
The Internet stock bubble finally burst.互联网股票的泡沫终于破灭了。

burst someone's bubble

informal

: to cause someone to suddenly realize that something is not really good, true, etc.打破某人的幻想

I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but the job is not really that exciting.很抱歉打破了你的美梦，但是那份工作真的没那么好。

² bubble /ˈbʌbəl/ verb

bubbles; bubbled; bubbling

² bubble

/ˈbʌbəl/

verb

bubbles; bubbled; bubbling

Learner's definition of BUBBLE

[no object]

: to form or produce bubbles形成泡沫；产生气泡

Water bubbled [=boiled] in the pot.水在锅里沸腾。
Oil bubbled (up) through the ground.石油从地里冒着泡流出来。

: to flow with the quiet sound of water moving over rocks发出汩汩声

a bubbling brook汩汩流淌的小溪

: to be very happy and excited兴奋；激动 — usually + with

The children were bubbling with excitement.孩子们兴奋不已。

— often + over

He was bubbling over with enthusiasm for the project.他对那个项目充满热情。

of emotions, feelings, etc. : to exist in a constant way without being openly shown（情绪、感情等）涌动

He seemed calm, but I could feel the tension that was bubbling beneath the surface.他看似平静，但我能感觉到他内心潜涌着的紧张。

单词	bubble
释义	bubble (verb) bubble 7 ENTRIES FOUND: bubble (noun) bubble (verb) bubble-gum (adjective) bubble and squeak (noun) bubble bath (noun) bubble gum (noun) burst (verb) ¹ bubble /ˈbʌbəl/ noun plural bubbles ¹ bubble /ˈbʌbəl/ noun plural bubbles Learner's definition of BUBBLE [count] 1 a : a tiny, round ball of air or gas inside a liquid泡；气泡 They saw air bubbles in the water.他们看见了水中的气泡。 champagne bubbles香槟酒的泡沫 b : a small ball of air in a solid substance固体中的气泡 There were bubbles in the ice.冰块里有气泡。 c : a very light ball of air inside a thin layer of soap肥皂泡 soap bubbles肥皂泡 The children were blowing bubbles. [=were making soap bubbles by blowing air through a thin layer of soap]孩子们在吹肥皂泡。 2 : a period when many people invest money in something and cause its value to rise to a level that is much higher than its real value until finally its value drops very suddenly经济泡沫 a stock market bubble股市泡沫 The Internet stock bubble finally burst.互联网股票的泡沫终于破灭了。 burst someone's bubble informal : to cause someone to suddenly realize that something is not really good, true, etc.打破某人的幻想 I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but the job is not really that exciting.很抱歉打破了你的美梦，但是那份工作真的没那么好。 ² bubble /ˈbʌbəl/ verb bubbles; bubbled; bubbling ² bubble /ˈbʌbəl/ verb bubbles; bubbled; bubbling Learner's definition of BUBBLE [no object] 1 : to form or produce bubbles形成泡沫；产生气泡 Water bubbled [=boiled] in the pot.水在锅里沸腾。 Oil bubbled (up) through the ground.石油从地里冒着泡流出来。 2 : to flow with the quiet sound of water moving over rocks发出汩汩声 a bubbling brook汩汩流淌的小溪 3 : to be very happy and excited兴奋；激动 — usually + with The children were bubbling with excitement.孩子们兴奋不已。 — often + over He was bubbling over with enthusiasm for the project.他对那个项目充满热情。 4 of emotions, feelings, etc. : to exist in a constant way without being openly shown（情绪、感情等）涌动 He seemed calm, but I could feel the tension that was bubbling beneath the surface.他看似平静，但我能感觉到他内心潜涌着的紧张。
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