gob

英 [ɡɒb]

美 [ɡɑːb]

n.  (粗鲁语)嘴; 少许(黏湿的物质); 大量
v.  吐口水; 啐唾液

复数：gobs　现在分词：gobbing　第三人称单数：gobs　过去分词：gobbed　过去式：gobbed　

BNC.27220 / COCA.21768

牛津词典

noun

• （粗鲁语）嘴
  a rude way of referring to a person's mouth
  1. Shut your gob! (= a rude way of telling sb to be quiet)
     闭嘴！
• 少许（黏湿的物质）
  a small amount of a thick wet substance
  1. Gobs of spittle ran down his chin.
     一滴滴口水顺着他的下巴往下流。
• 大量
  a large amount of sth
  1. great gobs of cash
     大量现金

verb

• 吐口水；啐唾液
  to blow saliva out of your mouth

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 嘴
  A person'sgobis their mouth.
  1. Shut your gob.
     闭上你的嘴。
• N-COUNT （黏性液体的）少许
  Agob ofa thick, unpleasant liquid is a small amount of it.
  1. ...a gob of spit.
     一口唾沫
• VERB 吐，啐（唾沫）
  If someonegobs, theyspit.
  1. At a concert in Leeds, some punks gobbed at them and threw beer cans.
     在利兹举办的一场演唱会上，一些小流氓朝他们吐口水，扔啤酒罐。
• N-COUNT 一块；一团
  Agob ofsomething is a lump of it.
  1. ...a gob of ice.
     一块冰
• N-PLURAL 大量
  Gobs ofsomething means a lot of it.
  1. We're getting input from gobs of sources.
     我们从多方渠道得到信息。

英英释义

noun

• informal terms for the mouth
  Synonym:trapcakeholeholemawyap
• a lump of slimy stuff
  1. a gob of phlegm
• a man who serves as a sailor
  Synonym:marinerseamantarJack-tarJackold saltseafarersea dog

双语例句