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sweat

swet verb

LIQUID FROM SKIN

皮肤排出的液体

to have drops of salty liquid coming out through your skin because you are hot, ill, frightened, or doing exercise 出汗，流汗，冒汗; I | informal

I was sweating a lot despite the air-conditioning.

尽管开着空调，我仍是满头大汗。

sweat heavily/profusely (sweat a lot) 出大汗，流很多汗

Within minutes she was sweating profusely.

不出几分钟她就大汗淋漓。

sweat like a pig/sweat buckets

basketball players sweating buckets

汗如雨下的篮球运动员

WORK

工作

to work hard [非正式] 辛苦工作，拼命干活 I | informal

They sweated and saved for ten years to buy a house.

他们拼命工作，攒了十年钱买了一幢房子。

[+ over ]

He’d sweated over the plans for six months.

他为这些计划苦干了六个月。

sweat blood/sweat your guts out (work very hard) 拼命地干

I sweated blood to get that report finished.

我为了完成报告不要命地干。

We’ve been sweating our guts out here!

我们一直在这里累死累活地干！

WORRY

担心

to be anxious, nervous, or worried about something [非正式] 焦虑; 紧张; 担心 I | informal AmE

Let them sweat a bit before you tell them.

你让他们着着急再告诉他们。

sweat bullets

Workers are sweating bullets over the possibility of job losses.

工人们十分担心丢掉工作。

don’t sweat it

used to tell someone not to worry about something [美，口] 别担心，别着急 AmE spoken

Don’t sweat it, I’ll lend you the money.

别担心，我会借给你钱的。

don’t sweat the small stuff

used to tell someone not to worry about unimportant things [美，口] 不要为小事担心 AmE spoken

PRODUCE LIQUID

产生液体

if something such as cheese sweats, fat from inside appears on its surface 〔奶酪等〕表面渗出液体 I

COOK

烹调

to heat food gently in a little water or fat 用文火熬 T | BrE

Sweat the vegetables until the juices run out.

用文火把这些蔬菜熬出汁来。

8 to lose weight by sweating a lot 通过大量流汗减轻〔体重〕

9 to wait anxiously for news that is very important to you 焦急地等待〔重要的消息〕

Van Os is sweating it out while the coach decides which players he’s taking to the Olympics.

范．奥斯在焦急地等待教练作出带哪些队员去参加奥运会的决定。

10 to work very hard on something, especially something difficult [美] 拼命干〔尤指困难的事情〕 AmE

kids sweating out a test

埋头考试的孩子们

11 to do hard physical exercise 拼命锻炼身体

They were sweating it out in the gym.

他们正拼命地在健身房里锻炼。

12 to get rid of an illness by making yourself sweat a lot 通过发汗治好〔疾病〕

noun

LIQUID ON SKIN

皮肤上的液体

drops of salty liquid that come out through your skin when you are hot, frightened, ill, or doing exercise 汗，汗水，汗液; U

Ian came off the squash court dripping with sweat .

伊恩大汗淋漓地走出壁球场。

Beads of sweat appeared on his forehead.

他的额头上冒出了汗珠。

Sweat poured down his face.

他脸上大汗淋漓。

work up a sweat

Karen was on the exercise bikes, just beginning to break a sweat (=start sweating) .

卡伦骑在健身自行车上，练得刚刚开始出汗。

get into a sweat about sth

to become nervous or frightened about something [非正式] 因某事而紧张（害怕） informal

Don’t get into such a sweat about it! It’s only a test.

不要这么紧张！只不过是一次测验。

break (out) into a sweat

to become very nervous or frightened 非常紧张; 非常害怕

Drops in stock market prices have investors breaking out into a sweat.

股市大跌使投资者很恐慌。

a cold sweat

a state of nervousness or fear, in which you start to sweat, even though you are not hot 〔由于精神紧张或害怕出的〕一身冷汗

in/into a cold sweat

I woke up from the nightmare in a cold sweat.

我从噩梦中惊醒，出了一身冷汗。

no sweat

used to say that you can do something easily 一点也不难，毫不费力 spoken

‘Are you sure you can do it on time?’ ‘Yeah, no sweat!’

“你有把握按时完成吗？”“有，没问题！”

sweats

a. clothes made of thick, soft cotton, worn especially for sport b. trousers of this type 运动裤; plural 复数 | AmE informal

WORK

工作

hard work, especially when it is boring or unpleasant [过时] 〔尤指枯燥或不愉快的〕艰苦的工作，累活 singular 单数 | old-fashioned

the sweat of sb’s brow

the hard effort that someone has made in their work [文] 艰苦，艰辛 literary