gasp什么意思 gasp音标、翻译、用法
gasp音标
英 [gɑ:sp]
美 [gæsp]
gasp翻译
vi.
喘气，喘息；倒抽气；渴望；
vt.
喘着气说出；
n.
喘气，喘息；
变形
过去式：gasped过去分词：gasped现在分词：gasping第三人称单数：gasps
双语释义
v.(动词)vi. 喘气; 喘息,倒抽气struggle for breath; take short quick breaths as a fish does out of watervt. 喘着气说出utter in a breathless wayvi. 很想要want sth very muchn.(名词)[C]喘气,喘息quick deep breath of pain, surprise, etc.
英英释义
gasp[ ɡɑ:sp, ɡæsp ]
n.a short labored intake of breath with the mouth open
"she gave a gasp and fainted"
同义词：pant
v.breathe noisily, as when one is exhausted
同义词：pantpuffheave
gasp用法
词汇搭配
用作动词 (v.)～+副词gasp away不断地喘气gasp forth〔out〕气喘吁吁地说gasp up咽气,断气～+介词gasp at对…大为惊叹gasp for breath〔air〕喘气gasp with anger气得直喘气用作名词 (n.)动词+～breathe one's last gasp断气,死hear the gasps听到喘息声prolong one's last gasp苟延残喘介词+～at one's last gasp临死时,在紧要关头,筋疲力尽speak between gaspes喘着气说话to the last gasp至死,到最后一口气
词组短语
last gasp最终喘息；奄奄一息
gasp for breath 呼吸十分困难， 上气不接下气
双语例句
用作动词(v.)He gasped out the message.
他喘着气说出了这个消息。I gasped as I jumped into the cold river.
当我跳进冰冷的河里时，简直透不过气来。I gasped with surprise at the unexpected news.
听到意外的消息，我惊讶地吸了一口气。The exhausted runner was gasping for air.
那人跑得疲惫已极，上气不接下气。I was gasping for a cigarette.
我很想抽支烟。用作名词(n.)Michelle recognized him and gave a gasp of shock.
米歇尔认出了他，吃惊地直喘气。The team were at their last gasp when the whistle went.
球队正作最后拼搏,这时哨声响了。
权威例句
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