wallow
英[\'wɒləʊ]
美[\'wɒləʊ]
意思解释
vi. <喻>沉迷；打滚；簸在海浪中颠
n. （动物）打滚的地方；堕落；泥坑
n. （动物）打滚的地方；堕落；泥坑
变化形式
第三人称单数： wallows
过去式： wallowed
过去分词： wallowed
现在分词： wallowing
过去式： wallowed
过去分词： wallowed
现在分词： wallowing
中文词源
wallow 打滚
来自PIE*wel,转，旋转，词源同volume,involve。引申词义打滚。
用法例句
- The french and americans wallow in their own supposed exceptionalism .
- 法国人与美国人终日沉溺于自己所谓的独特论之中。
- There were several causes , but arizona 's wallow fire was a major contributor .
- 诸多原因导致差空气，但亚利桑那沉溺火是最为主要的原因。
- Not content to simply wallow in a bit of recognition , the youngsters have become uppity .
- 这些年轻人不满足于仅仅沉溺于获得一点点承认，他们已经变得有些自命不凡。
- A dense plume flows east from the wallow fire in arizona , with a fainter plume rising from the horseshoe 2 fire in the south .
- 源自亚利桑那沉溺火的浓密烟羽正向东漂移，同时，在南部，一个模糊的马蹄拱型烟羽正在升腾。
- As the western wartime allies wallow in nostalgia , it is worth remembering that more than ten times as many " soviet " ( admittedly a loose term ) soldiers died in combat than british and american troops combined .
- 对于沉溺于怀旧情感中的西方战时联盟而言，确实值得记住在战斗中牺牲的那些相当于英美部队总和十倍的“苏维埃”（公认数字）。