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复数:gorges
第三人称单数:gorges
现在分词:gorging
过去式:gorged
过去分词:gorged
词根:gorge
n.gormandise 讲究饮食;大吃大喝
gormandize 大吃大喝;讲究饮食
vi.gormandise 贪食;狼吞虎咽地吃
gormandize 狼吞虎咽
vt.gormandise 贪食;狼吞虎咽地吃
gormandize 狼吞虎咽
noun (1)
a narrow passage through landespecially: a narrow steep-walled canyon or part of a canyon
throat—often used with rise to indicate revulsion accompanied by a sensation of constriction
My gorge rises at the sight of blood.
a hawk's crop
stomach, belly
the entrance into an outwork (such as a bastion) of a fort
a primitive device used instead of a fishhook that consists of an object (such as a piece of bone attached in the middle of a line) easy to swallow but difficult to eject
a mass choking a passage
a river dammed by an ice gorge
the line on the front of a coat or jacket formed by the crease of the lapel and collar
verb
intransitive verb
to eat greedily or to repletionalso: to partake of something in large amounts
gorging on books
transitive verb
to stuff to capacity : glut
to fill completely or to the point of distension
veins gorged with blood
to consume greedily
noun (2)
the act or an instance of gorging
gorge dam峡谷坝
这组词都有“吃”的意思,其区别是:
dine正式用词,既可指一日三餐中的任何一餐,也可以指特殊的用餐。
gorge侧重指拼命地吃或塞,强调吃饱或吃得过量。
have可与eat换用,但强调一次性的动作。
swallow主要指吃的整个过程的第二部分“咽”,并常指咀嚼得匆匆忙忙地吃。
eat普通用词,使用广泛。既可用于人,也可用于动物。
devour指狼吞虎咽地吃,强调吃得既快又彻底。
consume侧重痛痛快快地吃得一干二净,可用于人和动物。
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14世纪中期,“喉咙”,来自古法语 gorge “喉咙; 狭窄的通道”(12世纪),源自晚期拉丁语 gurges “食道,喉咙,下颚”,也指“海湾,漩涡”,可能与拉丁语 gurgulio “食道,气管”有关,源自 PIE 词根 *gwora- “食物,吞咽”。在古法语中,“深而狭窄的山谷”的引申意义。从1520年代开始用作“已经被吞咽的东西”,因此在表示恶心的厌恶的比喻语中使用。
峡谷
又称 :峡谷(canyon )
Noun (1), Verb, and Noun (2) Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin gurga, alteration of gurges, from Latin, whirlpool — more at voracious
The first known use of gorge was in the 14th century
gore1 of 4noun
a tapering or triangular piece of cloth (as in a skirt)
gore2 of 4verb
to cut into a tapering triangular form
to provide with a gore
gore3 of 4verb
to pierce or wound with something pointed (as a tusk or horn)
gore4 of 4noun
blood entry 1 sense 1aespecially: clotted blood
violent or bloody images
gorillanoun
a typically black ape of equatorial Africa that is much larger but stands less erect than the related chimpanzee
gorillanoun
a typically black ape of equatorial Africa that is much larger but stands less erect than the related chimpanzee
Gorgonnoun
any of three snaky-haired sisters in Greek mythology capable of turning to stone anyone who looked at them
gorgeousadjective
having an impressive beauty
a gorgeous sunset
gorgeousadjective
having an impressive beauty
a gorgeous sunset
gorge1 of 2noun
a narrow passage, ravine, or steep-walled canyon
gorge2 of 2verb
to eat greedily : stuff oneself
1 Hanging from the branches of trees growing out of the rocky gorge face, the men slid and tumbled down toward the river.
2 Slowly, taking her time, Betita walked across the mesa to the rim of the gorge.
3 I’m eating it like popcorn, gorging off my palm, when I see a figure in the dark.
4 The children gorged themselves on cake at the party.
小孩在宴会上贪婪地吃蛋糕塞饱肚子。
5 The attack would cross the river up above the narrow gorge and spread up the hillside.
6 More than one of the residents had dreamed of gorging on a magnificent banquet, only to wake up devastated.
7 The first two trestles exploded into flame, sparks and timber plummeting into the gorge below.
8 The camaradas also found a large pile of nuts that they gorged on.
9 Everyone gorged themselves while we watched the basketball practice.
10 Since the night before last, for the first time in all the years I had been going to the gorge, I was not interested in watching.
11 Tally spread her jacket, but the air in the gorge was still.
12 Cape becomes bar, and plain shoal, and valley and gorge deep water and channel.
岬角成了沙洲和浅滩, 溪谷和山峡成了深水与湖峡.
13 America continues to gorge.
而美国还在继续挥霍。
14 I spotted a couple in bright quilted jackets with their arms around each other’s waists weaving their way down to the bottom of the gorge.
15 “You’ve already read this book. I’ve seen you, and besides, it’s only a silly novel—not fit for reading, and a sin on the Sabbath—” Lyddie could feel the gorge rising in her throat.
16 This was when robber barons started to collect unauthorized taxes on the gorge.
就是在那个时候,强盗贵族开始对峡谷收取未经授权的税款.
17 I thanked him and we sprang up the mountain, cut across through the gorge and home.
18 Minli could not see the tip or the bottom of it, as it seemed to grow out of a gorge so deep that the base must have been at the foundation of the earth.
19 A deep gorge drops some 650 feet (198 meters) near the abandoned city of Araden, Crete.
靠近克里特岛的被遗弃的城市阿雷登araden的一个深峡谷下陷了约650英尺198米。
20 He goes into Gorge Square Gardens by the West Gate.
他从西门走进乔治广场花园.
1 狼吞虎咽
voracious edacious lickerish voraciously devouringly engorgement stuff bolt raven scoff guzzle gormandize gobble guttle wolf gulp engorge make a pig of oneself pig dispose inhale gollop hoe in gourmandize devour keep mouth open blow oneself out slap up trough snarf pig out fall on fall upon gobble up scarf edacity chug-a-lug glut stodge ingurgitate shark gut gluttonize
2 胃
stomach belly tummy tum gizzard breadbasket kyte puku gastric peptic stomachic ventriculus pantry inward craw pudding house
6 贪吃
greedy voracious gluttonous piggish esurient edacious lickerish esurience esuriency cormorant engorge
7 聚集物
9 阻塞
choke blockage jam stop block interrupt throttle clog obstruct wad encumber backup obstruction blockade stoppage occlusion logjam bar bottleneck glut beset occlude cumber
10 尽情享受
11 塞饱
13 障碍物
course bar block barrier hedge clog obstruction impediment hindrance entanglement dyke interrupter holdback cumber interruption traversal dike remora fraise abatis abattis flight hazard hamper encumbrance
16 吞饵
18 厌恶
repulsive repugnant jaundiced dislike hatred disgust aversion distaste loathing repulsion revulsion antipathy repugnance odium thumbs-down revolt repel alienate loathe detest repulse abominate not have much time for be down on have a thing for
19 饱吃
21 贪食
esurient voracity cram gormandize greedy voracious gluttonous sharp-set gobble gluttony overeat raven guzzle
22 出入口
23 咽喉
laryngopharyngeal faucal guttural fauces throat gullet laryngopharynx thrapple maw laryngeal key swallow throttle weasand jaw red lane gular
25 饱餐
27 沉醉
30 充满
wall-to-wall great full stiff flowing charged inflated rife teeming replete impregnate gravid brimful thick thickly flooding fullness honeycomb plenum plenitude repletion suffusion impletion fraught aswarm bustle fill burst crawl overflow swarm bristle teem cover impact load stream inform flood occupy fulfill swell implant surcharge riddle devour saturate inundate drench suffuse interfuse run over with alive with
31 大吃
33 喉咙
34 柱颈
35 峡谷
rent gap canyon ravine glen gulch clough nullah ghyll coomb kloof barranco barranca chasm Gill gully couloir combe cwm box canyon narrow donga notch Glen narrows pocket gill defile khud sluit valley draft trench vale flume gullet shut-in coulee heugh
36 拚命吃