drool

不及物动词流口水; 对某人或某物流露出痴迷的神情; 痴情地看; 迷恋地看

1. 流口水：/drink (饮) | /drool (流口水) | /duck (鸭子)

2. 你吹牛吹得口水滿地：draw 你无聊地用脚尖在地上画圈圈. | drool 你吹牛吹得口水满地. | duck 你像鸭子似的呱呱叫.

3. (口水)：/Drink (喝酒) | /Drool (口水) | /Duck (闪避)

4. 流口水,说胡话(我倒,这个：Drink 喝,饮 | Drool 流口水,说胡话(我倒,这个...) | Duck 闪避(难道闪避动作像鸭子?)

1. 对…过分痴迷;对…垂涎欲滴
    To drool over someone or something means to look at them with great pleasure, perhaps in an exaggerated or ridiculous way.

    e.g. Fashion editors drooled over every item...
           时尚编辑们兴奋地注视着每一件东西。
    e.g. Advertisers are already drooling at reports that this might bring 20 million dollars.
           广告商听闻这或许会带来2,000万美元的收益后已是垂涎欲滴了。

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2. 流口水;垂涎
    If a person or animal drools, saliva drops slowly from their mouth.

    e.g. My dog Jacques is drooling on my shoulder.
           我的狗雅克在我肩膀上流着口水。

1. Some fans have confessed they stock up with food before each episode is aired, lest the seductive footage of the country's fine foods make them drool.

2. Many foreigners who come to Beijing drool with admiration whenever they enter one of the old hutong neighborhoods that once dominated the city.

3. drool是什么意思

3. Somehow the answer " America " produces a bigger smile and even a little drool.

4. drool的反义词

4. It's a chance for auto aficionados to drool over their fantasy car while putting them in direct touch with the people selling them.

5. The liverwurst was the best sausage I had eaten and the memory still activates the drool glands.

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6. But recent estimates of the scope of this social change are enough to make any marketing manager drool.

7. Tall and handsome, he has the kind of Baywatch muscles that would make many of both sexes drool.

8. Men drool over them and women get envy of their beauty and curves.

9. drool

9. I am not one to drool over oysters, or to salivate at the mere mention of caviar.

10. drool的近义词

10. And as businesses drool over the huge " Olympic cake " Beijing is baking, hundreds of thousands of job hunters will be queuing up to enjoy a slice.

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