英:[ˈwɒləʊ]
美:[ˈwɑloʊ]
英:[ˈwɒləʊ]
美:[ˈwɑloʊ]
vi.
<喻>沉迷
打滚
簸在海浪中颠
n.
(动物)打滚的地方
堕落
泥坑
wal·low
wa lo
复数:wallows
第三人称单数:wallows
现在分词:wallowing
过去式:wallowed
过去分词:wallowed
wallower (n.)
verb
intransitive verb
to roll oneself about in a lazy, relaxed, or ungainly manner
hogs wallowing in the mud
to billow forth : surge
to devote oneself entirelyespecially: to take unrestrained pleasure : delight
to become abundantly supplied : luxuriate
a family that wallows in money
to indulge oneself immoderately
wallowing in self-pity
to become or remain helpless
allowed them to wallow in their ignorance
noun
an act or instance of wallowing
a muddy area or one filled with dust used by animals for wallowing
a depression formed by or as if by the wallowing of animals
a state of degradation or degeneracy
wallow in沉湎于;打滚
古英语 wealwian “滚动”,来自西日耳曼语 *walwon,源自 PIE 词根 *wel-(3)“旋转,转动”。早在13世纪就有“陷入某种状态或条件并保持”的比喻意义。相关词汇: Wallowed; wallowing。名词记录于1590年代,意为“滚动的行为”; 1841年代,意为“动物打滚的地方”。
Verb Middle English walwen "to turn oneself over and over, writhe about, roll oneself in a substance, indulge oneself unrestrainedly," going back to Old English wealwian "to roll (of a round object), to roll from side to side (of a person or animal), roll in a substance," going back to Germanic *walwōjan-, iterative derivative of a base *walw-, also in Gothic afwalwjan "to roll away (an object)," atwalwjan "to roll up to," going back to Indo-European *u̯ol-u̯-, ablaut derivative of a base *u̯el-u̯-, whence Latin volvō, volvere "to set in a circular course, cause to roll" (< *u̯eluu̯ō), Greek eilýō, eilýein "to wrap round, envelop," Armenian gelum "to twist, squeeze" Note: The base *u̯el-u̯- is taken to be an extension of *u̯el- "roll"—see etymology and note at welter >entry 1. Noun derivative of wallow >entry 1
The first known use of wallow was before the 12th century
wall1 of 2noun
a structure (as of brick or stone) meant to enclose or shut off a spaceespecially: a side of a room or building
something resembling a wallespecially: something that acts as a barrier or defense
a tariff wall
a layer of material that encloses space the walls of a container
the heart wall
wall2 of 2verb
to provide, separate, or surround with or as if with a wall
wall in the garden
to close off an opening with or as if with a wall
wall up a door
wallpapernoun
decorative paper for covering the walls of a room
wallow1 of 2verb
to roll about in or as if in deep mud
elephants wallowing in the river
to devote or indulge oneself entirely
to become or remain helpless
allowed them to wallow in their ignorance
wallow2 of 2noun
an act of wallowing
a muddy or dust-filled area where animals wallow
wallow1 of 2verb
to roll about in or as if in deep mud
elephants wallowing in the river
to devote or indulge oneself entirely
to become or remain helpless
allowed them to wallow in their ignorance
wallow2 of 2noun
an act of wallowing
a muddy or dust-filled area where animals wallow
1 Dauntless was wallowing in the waves, her sails flapping uncertainly.
2 The surge moved like a wallowing mountain range, roiling to a whiteness at its peaks.
3 to wallow in despair/self-pity (= to think about your unhappy feelings all the time and seem to be enjoying them)
陷入绝望;顾影自怜
4 Let us not wallow in the valley of despair, I say to you today, my friends.
朋友们,今天我对你们说, 我们不要陷入绝望而不可自拔.
5 He’d roll and wallow in the dirt and go dragging his body through tall weeds, trying to get the scent off; but he couldn’t.
6 She wallowed in the luxury of the hotel.
她沉湎于旅馆豪华奢侈的享乐之中。
7 Hounds tongue made out breath, water buffalo wallowing in the mud lake.
猎狗吐出舌头发喘, 水牛在泥塘里打滚.
8 The pond is the best place to wallow in my wretched state.
9 The year after my mom died, I spent a lot of time wallowing in self-pity and despair.
10 Journal talk with friends, cry or punch your pillow, but don't wallow.
记录下来与朋友分享, 哭出来,扔枕头都可以, 但是不要总是如此.
11 That’s a wallow, but notice how the water is perfectly clear.
12 He wallowed into the ground and lay watching across his forearm.
13 The engine screamed and the boat lost way, and in a few seconds was wallowing helplessly behind them.
14 “I think you just like to wallow,” said Maria, striding in to open the curtains and windows.
15 Drama is a part of life, but we don't have to wallow in it.
生活中总有戏剧化的一面,但是没有必要总是演戏。
16 Love is a great rich affection, it like a world grand, but is not wallow in bed.
爱情是一种伟大丰富的感情,它像世界一样壮阔,而绝不是在床上打滚。
17 All of his life he had squandered his choices, wallowing in revenge and self-pity, keeping himself down.
18 He went down, yelling and pitching and wallowing.
19 We should not wallow in the valley of despair.
我们不应该陷在绝望中不能自拔。
20 The ship wallowed in the rough sea.
船在汹涌的海上颠簸。
2 堕落
degenerate mess lost corrupt vicious fallen prostitute rotten filthy vile degenerative perverse polluted degraded depraved putrid ramshackle degrading reprobate dissolute godforsaken low-down debauched graceless corruptive scrofulous astray fall soil decline ruin pollution corruption degradation lapse falling degeneration deformity taint filth perversion decadence depravity declination backslide degeneracy derogation declension turpitude putrefaction vitiation pravity sink rot degrade deteriorate perish recoil stoop retrograde dwindle condescend derogate bastardize Neronize pollute deprave vitiate go to the devil go backward go to the mischief go to the bad
3 涌出
gush outrush outgush spew well start spring shoot boil disembogue break forth salient effusive gushing issue spill efflux flow erupt
6 涌起
7 沉湎
8 喷出
salient effusive eruptive issue jet discharge eruption spout squirt gush spurt ejection extrusion seethe swoosh blowoff outgush fountain spew geyser belch gurk well play shoot vomit erupt upwell spritz disgorge eruct deliver throw drip emit utter puff expel snort extravasate gushing gushy extrusive ejective burst salience eructation ejectment pump eject scoot woops effuse eructate blowout
9 沉迷于
10 颠簸
bumpy jumpy herky-jerky hitchy pitch shake bump swag jolt jounce shog toss surge thrash Bob plunge jerk jiggle porpoise scend rough jerky jolty jerkily roughness bounce cant roll labor
14 放纵自己
16 翻滚
seething wambly wamblingly welter roll twist seethe spin end over end roil grabble somersault tumble writhe thresh gurgitation billow
18 纵乐
19 洼地