spit
英 [sp?t]
美[sp?t]
- vi. 吐痰；吐口水；發(fā)出劈啪聲
- vt. 吐，吐出；發(fā)出；發(fā)射
- n. 唾液
詞組搭配
be the spit (或 the dead spit) of
(informal)look exactly like. spitting image
(非正式)看起來(lái)極像…
Felix is the spit of Rosa's brother.
費(fèi)利克斯和羅莎的兄弟十分相像。
spit blood ( 或澳chips)
feel or express vehement anger
感到（或表示）強(qiáng)烈的憤怒
it was enough to make anyone spit blood!.
這能把任何人都?xì)獾猛卵 ?/p>
spit (out) the dummy
(Austral. informal)behave in a bad-tempered or petulant way
(澳，非正式)發(fā)脾氣
spit in the eye (或 face) of
show contempt or scorn for
蔑視
spit in (或into) the wind
used to suggest that it is futile or pointless to do something
白費(fèi)勁
spit it out
(informal)used to urge someone to say or confess something quickly
(非正式)[用于催促某人趕快說(shuō)出實(shí)情]快說(shuō)吧
spit it out, man, I haven't got all day.
快說(shuō)吧，朋友，我忙著呢。
spit-and-sawdust
(Brit. informal)used to describe a bar that appears dirty or run-down
(英，非正式)（酒吧）骯臟破敗的
the old-fashioned spit-and-sawdust pub.
那家又臟又破舊的老式酒吧。
spit up
To vomit.
嘔吐