gulp
verb
noun
ɡʌlp
verb
1
gulp down
also
又作
to
swallow
large
quantities
of
food
or
drink
quickly
快速吞下;
T
She
gulped
down
her
breakfast
and
ran
for
the
bus.
她大口大口地吃完早饭，跑去赶车了。
2
to
swallow
suddenly
because
you
are
surprised
or
nervous
〔因惊讶或紧张而〕倒吸气
I
I
gulped
when
I
saw
the
bill.
我看到账单倒吸了一口气。
3
gulp in
also
又作
to
breathe
in
large
amounts
of
air
quickly
大口吸〔气〕
T
We
rushed
outside
and
gulped
in
the
sweet
fresh
air.
我们跑到外面大口呼吸甘甜的新鲜空气。
4
be gulping for air
to
breathe
in
large
amounts
of
air
quickly
because
you
do
not
have
enough
air
in
your
body
大口喘气
5
to
stop
yourself
from
expressing
your
feelings
抑制，忍住〔自己的感情〕
Sandra
tried
to
gulp
back
her
tears.
桑德拉竭力忍住泪水。
noun
6
a
large
amount
of
something
that
you
swallow
quickly,
or
the
action
of
swallowing
一大口; 吞咽
[+
of
]
He
took
a
huge
gulp
of
brandy.
他喝了一大口白兰地。
in
one
gulp/at
a
gulp
Charlie
drank
the
whisky
in
one
gulp.
查理一口就把威士忌喝了。
7
a
large
amount
of
air
that
you
breathe
in
quickly
一大口空气
gulps
of
fresh
air
大口大口的新鲜空气