swallow过去式

1. 一次吞咽之物，（一）咽，（一）吞，吞咽，一次吞咽之量，一口
2. 【鸟类】燕子，燕
3. 胃管，食道
4. 咽喉，喉咙，喉
5. 吸孔
6. 【海】通索孔

1. 忍受（侮辱），忍耐，忍气吞声
2. 吞（下），咽（下）
3. 吞并，侵吞
4. 轻信，轻易接受，相信，信以为真
5. 淹没，吞没
6. 耗尽，用尽
7. 囫囵吞枣地不加考虑
8. 收回（前言）
9. 压制，抑制
10. 取消（前言）
11. 花光
12. 不流露，掩饰
13. 做吞咽动作，咽口水

1. a small amount of liquid food;

   "a sup of ale"
   

2. the act of swallowing;

   "one swallow of the liquid was enough"
   "he took a drink of his beer and smacked his lips"
   

3. small long-winged songbird noted for swift graceful flight and the regularity of its migrations

1. pass through the esophagus as part of eating or drinking;

   "Swallow the raw fish--it won't kill you!"
   

2. engulf and destroy;

   "The Nazis swallowed the Baltic countries"
   

3. enclose or envelop completely, as if by swallowing;

   "The huge waves swallowed the small boat and it sank shortly thereafter"
   

4. utter indistinctly;

   "She swallowed the last words of her speech"
   

5. take back what one has said;

   "He swallowed his words"
   

6. keep from expressing;

   "I swallowed my anger and kept quiet"
   

7. tolerate or accommodate oneself to;

   "I shall have to accept these unpleasant working conditions"
   "I swallowed the insult"
   "She has learned to live with her husband's little idiosyncrasies"
   

8. believe or accept without questioning or challenge;

   "Am I supposed to swallow that story?"
   

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1. 吞咽：而依据常规的病历卡(format),病史应包括下列内容如水质的变化和环境改变的记录;表演日程最新变动;新来的动物,日常工作最近安排并要求特别训练;动物变动与相关的职员,鱼的供应变化或新上市的品种,接近玩具或微型道具(prop) 以致能吞咽(swallow)等坏习惯(vice

1. Chew well before swallowing.
   细嚼再慢咽。
2. His throat was so painful that he could hardly swallow.
   他的嗓子疼,几乎咽不下东西。
3. Taking pills is easy,just put them in your mouths and swallow.
   吃药丸容易,只要把药丸放在嘴里咽下去。
4. He swallowed in large draughts.
   他大口大口地吞食。
5. He swallowed hard and turned to face his accuser.
   他强忍下去,转身面对挖苦他的人。
6. I find it a bit hard to swallow.
   我觉得这事有点难以忍受。

1. He swallowed a mouthful of bread.
   他咽下一口面包。
2. He rolled the slip into a little ball and swallowed it.
   他把纸条揉成小团,吞了下去。
3. You must chew your food well before you swallow it.
   咽之前你必须细嚼。
4. He swallowed his medicine with the help of some water.
   他用水将药服下。
5. He was so hungry that he swallowed all our food.
   他这么饿,以至于吃掉了我们的全部食物。
6. I swallowed a laugh and went along to watch.
   我忍住笑,走过去观看。
7. He was obliged to swallow his anger under the circumstances.
   在这种情况下,他不得不强忍心头的怒火。
8. She swallowed all the criticism without saying anything.
   她一言不发,忍受了全部的批评。
9. She can swallow his rudeness.
   她能容忍他的粗鲁。
10. He was obliged to swallow his grief and work in the shop as usual.
    他不得不忍住悲痛,继续照常在车间干活。
11. They can't treat me like that,I'm not going to swallow it.
    他们不能这样对待我,我咽不下这口气。
12. His family swallowed great hardship during the war.
    战争年代他一家人受尽苦难。
13. She swallowed an insult to keep the job.
    为了保住这份工作,她忍气吞声。
14. She will swallow anything you tell her.
    她会相信你告诉她的任何事情。
15. She thought she heard a gun firing in the distance, but she couldn't swallow her ears.
    她认为自己听到了远处开的声音,但她不敢轻信自己的耳朵。
16. At that moment,I could hardly swallow my eyes.
    当时,我简直不敢相信自己的眼睛。
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17. This drug can't be swallowed; it has to be injected.
    这药不能吞服,只能注射。

• swallow one's anger强忍心中的怒火
• swallow one's resentment强忍心中的愤恨
• swallow one's words食言

• swallow eagerly急切地咽下
• swallow greedily贪婪地咽下
• swallow hastily匆忙地咽下
• swallow hungrily渴望咽下
• swallow hurriedly仓促地咽下
• swallow eventually最终咽下
• swallow unexpectedly意外地咽下
• swallow vigorously有力地咽下
• swallow down吞下去
• swallow up使消失,吞下去,耗尽,占用
• swallow up one's earnings耗尽挣来的钱

• ☆ 直接源自古英语的swelgan，意为吞咽。