slurp

slurp — 動詞

IPA/slɜːp/
KK[slˈɚp]IPA/slɜːrp/
  • slurppresent simple I / you / we / they
  • slurpshe / she / it
  • slurpedpast simple
  • slurping-ing form

1. to pull food or liquid into your mouth with a loud sucking noise that other peop

1.動詞及物 / 不及物B1
釋義

出聲吃喝

吃或喝東西時發出大聲的吸吮聲

to pull food or liquid into your mouth with a loud sucking noise that other people can hear, often because you are eating quickly or casually

例句

Nellie slurped her noodles so loudly that everyone at the table turned to stare.

Nellie 吃麵時發出很大的嘖嘖聲,同桌所有人都轉頭看著她。

slurp + noodles — common food collocation

Mathieu tried not to slurp his hot soup on the first date with his partner.

Mathieu 和新伴侶第一次約會時,努力不讓自己喝熱湯出聲。

同義詞
  • gulp

    gulp means swallowing quickly, often without noise; slurp emphasises the loud sucking sound

  • suck

    suck is a general action of drawing liquid into the mouth; slurp adds the idea of noise and often refers to eating as well as drinking

反義詞
  • sip

    sip means to drink a small amount at a time, making little to no noise

文法句型

slurp + noun (object)

slurp at + noun

slurp + adverb

用法筆記

Frequently transitive (slurp soup / noodles / tea). In some East Asian cultures, making noise while eating noodles is considered polite; in Western formal dining it is usually discouraged.

常見錯誤

He sipped his soup so loud I could hear him across the room.
He slurped his soup so loud I could hear him across the room.
💡'sip' means to drink quietly in small amounts; 'slurp' means to drink noisily.

2. to make a bubbling or sucking sound — used of thick liquids or semi-liquids such

2.動詞不及物B2
釋義

稠液吸聲

濃稠液體移動時發出的聲音

to make a bubbling or sucking sound — used of thick liquids or semi-liquids such as mud, paint, or oatmeal as they move or are moved

例句

The thick mud slurped around Saira's boots as she crossed the flooded path.

當 Saira 走過淹水的路面時,厚泥巴在她的靴子周圍發出咕嚕咕嚕的聲音。

slurp around + noun — thick liquid movement

Gabriel stirred the paint slowly, enjoying how it slurped against the metal can.

Gabriel 慢慢地攪拌油漆,享受它在金屬罐邊緣發出咕嚕聲的感覺。

slurp against + noun

同義詞
  • gurgle

    gurgle describes a softer, more pleasant sound made by flowing water; slurp suggests a thicker, suction-like noise

  • bubble

    bubble focuses on air pockets bursting; slurp focuses on the sucking movement of the liquid itself

文法句型

liquid + slurp

slurp + preposition + noun

用法筆記

The subject is always a liquid or semi-liquid substance, never a person. Common prepositions are 'around', 'through', and 'against'.

slurp — 名詞

IPA/slɜːp/
KK[slˈɚp]IPA/slɝːp/