swig
swig — 動詞
- swigpresent simple I / you / we / they
- swigshe / she / it
- swiggedpast simple
- swigging-ing form
1. to swallow a drink in big mouthfuls, usually straight from the bottle or glass
豪飲
大口迅速地喝飲料
to swallow a drink in big mouthfuls, usually straight from the bottle or glass
Nikhil swigged the last of his coffee and ran for the train.
Nikhil 豪飲完最後一口咖啡,然後跑去趕火車。
swig + noun phrase (object drunk)
The hikers stopped by the stream and swigged fresh water straight from their bottles.
登山客在小溪旁停下,直接從水壺裡大口喝水。
swig + from + container
Nora swigged her soda so quickly that she got a headache from the cold.
Nora 喝汽水喝得太猛,結果冰到頭痛。
Darius swigged his beer in one long gulp and ordered another round.
Darius 一口氣乾掉啤酒,然後又點了一杯。
Chiara swigged the bitter medicine and made a face at the taste.
Chiara 把苦藥一飲而盡,喝得皺起眉頭。
- sip
sip means to drink in very small amounts, the opposite of drinking quickly in large gulps
文法句型
swig + noun phrase
swig + from + noun phrase
用法筆記
This sense is informal and used mainly in everyday speech or casual writing. The object is typically a drink or liquid.
常見錯誤
swig — 名詞
- swigsingular
- swigsplural
1. the amount of liquid you swallow when you take a big drink from a bottle or glas
一大口
一次喝下的大量液體
the amount of liquid you swallow when you take a big drink from a bottle or glass
Constanza took a long swig of her iced tea and sighed with relief.
Constanza 大大地喝了一口冰茶,然後如釋重負地嘆了口氣。
collocation: take a long swig of [drink]
Darius passed the bottle to his brother, who took a generous swig.
Darius 把瓶子遞給弟弟,弟弟接過來痛快地喝了一大口。
collocation: a generous swig
After the race, Tara grabbed a water bottle and took a huge swig.
比賽結束後,Tara 抓起水壺,咕嚕咕嚕地喝了好大一口。
The old man offered Sven a swig of his homemade apple cider.
老先生遞給 Sven 一口他自釀的蘋果酒。
- sip
sip refers to a very small amount of drink, the opposite of a large swallow
文法句型
take a swig + of + [drink]
a + [adj] + swig + of + [drink]
用法筆記
Always used with a determiner (a, the, another, etc.) or an adjective. The container or liquid is usually mentioned with 'of'.