splash
verb
noun
splæʃ
verb
1
if
a
liquid
splashes,
it
hits
or
falls
on
something
and
makes
a
noise
〔液体〕哗啦作响地溅泼，飞溅，溅落
I
[+
against/on/over
]
The
ocean
splashed
against
the
pier.
海水哗啦哗啦地拍打着码头。
2
to
make
someone
or
something
wet
with
a
lot
of
small
drops
of
water
or
other
liquid
溅湿，往…上泼〔液体〕
T always + adv/prep
splash
sth
on/over/with
etc
sth
He
splashed
cold
water
on
his
face.
他往自己脸上泼冷水。
3
splash about/around
also
又作
to
make
water
fly
up
in
the
air
with
a
loud
noise
by
hitting
it
or
by
moving
around
in
it
哗啦哗啦地使水飞溅
I
The
children
were
splashing
about
in
the
pool.
孩子们在水池里弄得水花四溅。
[+
through
]
She
ran
up
the
drive,
splashing
through
the
puddles.
她加大油门，溅着水花从水坑里驶过。
4
if
a
newspaper
or
television
programme
splashes
a
story
or
picture
on
the
page
or
screen,
it
makes
it
large
and
easy
to
notice
[非正式] 以显著版面刊载，以大篇幅报道
T | informal
[+
across/over
]
The
gunman’s
picture
was
splashed
across
the
front
page.
持枪歹徒的大幅照片刊登在头版上。
5
to
spend
a
lot
of
money
on
something
[英，非正式] 在（某物）上花很多钱
[+
on
]
We
splashed
out
on
a
new
kitchen.
我们花了一大笔钱装修新厨房。
Last
year
Roberts
splashed
out
more
than
£1
million
to
buy
a
new
home.
去年，罗伯茨花了一百多万英镑买了栋新房子。
noun
6
the
sound
of
a
liquid
hitting
something
or
being
moved
around
quickly
〔液体〕溅泼声，飞溅声
C
Rachel
fell
into
the
river
with
a
loud
splash.
雷切尔扑通一声掉进河里。
7
a
mark
made
by
a
liquid
splashing
onto
something
else
洒溅的斑点
C
[+
of
]
There
were
splashes
of
paint
all
over
my
clothes.
我衣服上溅满了油漆斑点。
8
splash of colour
a
small
area
of
bright
colour
一小片鲜艳的颜色
9
make a splash
to
do
something
that
gets
a
lot
of
public
attention
[非正式] 惹人注目，引起轰动
informal
Russell’s
new
show
made
a
big
splash
in
New
York.
拉塞尔的新节目在纽约引起很大的轰动。
10
a
small
amount
of
liquid
added
to
a
drink
〔加入饮料中的〕少量液体
singular 单数
[+
of
]
a
cup
of
coffee
with
a
splash
of
brandy
一杯加了少许白兰地的咖啡