infuse

英 [ɪnˈfjuːz]

美 [ɪnˈfjuːz]

v. 使具有，注入(某特性); 全面影响; 泡制(草药等); 泡; 沏

过去分词：infused　过去式：infused　现在分词：infusing　第三人称单数：infuses　

Collins.1 / BNC.15117 / COCA.8860

牛津词典

verb

使具有，注入（某特性）
to make sb/sth have a particular quality
1. Her novels are infused with sadness.
  她的小说充满哀伤。
全面影响
to have an effect on all parts of sth
1. Politics infuses all aspects of our lives.
  政治影响着我们生活的各个方面。
泡制（草药等）；泡；沏
if you infuse herbs , etc. or they infuse , you put them in hot water until the flavour has passed into the water
输注（药物等）
to slowly put a drug or other substance into a person's vein

VERB 把…注入;灌输
Toinfusea qualityintosomeone or something, or toinfusethemwitha quality, means to fill them with it.
1. Many of the girls seemed to be infused with excitement on seeing the snow...
  看到雪,许多女孩似乎一下子变得兴奋起来。
2. A union would infuse unnecessary conflict into the company's employee relations.
  工会会把不必要的冲突带入公司员工关系当中。
VERB 使充满
If a qualityinfusessomething, every part of that thing has that quality.
1. A strange spirit infused the place.
  那个地方散发着一种奇特的气质。
V-ERG 浸渍;泡(茶);泡制(草药)
If youinfusethings such as tea leaves or herbs, or allow them toinfuse, you put them in hot water for some time so that the water absorbs their flavour. You can also infuse things in other liquids.
1. ...teas made by infusing the roots of herbs...
  浸泡草药根沏成的茶水
2. Herbalists infuse the flowers in oil...
  草药大夫把花朵浸泡到油里。
3. Leave the tea to infuse.
  让茶叶泡开。

verb

introduce into the body through a vein, for therapeutic purposes
1. Some physiologists infuses sugar solutions into the veins of animals
let sit in a liquid to extract a flavor or to cleanse
1. steep the blossoms in oil
2. steep the fruit in alcohol
Synonym:steep
undergo the process of infusion
1. the mint tea is infusing
fill, as with a certain quality
1. The heavy traffic tinctures the air with carbon monoxide
Synonym:impregnateinstilltincture
teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions
1. inculcate values into the young generation
Synonym:inculcateinstill