pour

pour — 動詞

1. to send liquid or another substance out in a steady stream from a bottle, jug, o

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B1
釋義

倒出

使液體從容器流出

to send liquid or another substance out in a steady stream from a bottle, jug, or similar holder, often into somewhere else

例句

Nina poured milk into the pan before heating the soup.

Nina 把牛奶倒進鍋裡,才開始熱湯。

pour something into something

At breakfast, Dad poured me a small glass of orange juice.

早餐時,爸爸幫我倒了一小杯柳橙汁。

pour somebody a drink

同義詞
  • tip

    focuses more on turning the container than on the flowing liquid

  • serve

    used when the main point is giving someone a drink or food

  • drizzle

    means pour only a small amount, often over food

反義詞
  • drain

    stresses removing liquid completely rather than letting it flow out normally

  • hold back

    means not letting the liquid come out

文法句型

pour something into something

pour something from something

pour somebody a drink

用法筆記

Often shows both the starting container and the destination with from and into. This is also the usual sense for serving drinks, including the two-object pattern pour someone a drink.

常見錯誤

Please pour the water to the glass.
Please pour the water into the glass.
💡pour usually takes into before the container receiving the liquid.

2. to come, send, or move in a strong continuous rush, or to fall very heavily, esp

2.動詞及物 / 不及物B1
釋義

湧入;傾瀉

大量快速地流動或落下

to come, send, or move in a strong continuous rush, or to fall very heavily, especially with rain or crowds

例句

Fans poured through the stadium gates after the concert ended.

演唱會結束後,歌迷從體育館閘門一湧而出。

crowds pour through somewhere

Rain poured down all night on the tin roof.

那晚大雨下了一整夜,一直打在鐵皮屋頂上。

pour down = rain heavily

同義詞
  • stream

    close in meaning but often sounds slightly more neutral

  • rush

    stresses speed and force more strongly

  • flood

    often suggests such large numbers that they cause problems

  • rain

    only matches the weather use

反義詞
  • trickle

    suggests only a small slow movement or supply

  • dry up

    means the flow or supply stops completely

文法句型

pour in

pour out of somewhere

pour through somewhere

pour down

pour something into somewhere

用法筆記

Common with particles and prepositions such as in, out, down, and through. Rain is the usual subject in the weather use, while people, traffic, smoke, messages, or money often appear in the movement and supply uses.

常見錯誤

People poured to the station after work.
People poured into the station after work.
💡this sense usually needs a word showing the direction of movement.

pour — 名詞