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美:[ˌɛfɚˈvɛs]
英:[ˌefə'ves]
美:[ˌɛfɚˈvɛs]
ef·fer·vesce
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第三人称单数:effervesces
现在分词:effervescing
过去式:effervesced
过去分词:effervesced
effervescence (n.)
词根:effervesce
adj.effervescent 冒泡的,沸腾的;兴奋的
n.effervescence 冒泡;[化工] 泡腾;欢腾
Verb
1. form bubbles;
"The boiling soup was frothing"
"The river was foaming"
"Sparkling water"
1702年起源于拉丁语 effervescere “沸腾,沸溢”,其中 ex 为"出"(见 ex-)的同化形式,加上 fervescere “开始沸腾”,来源于 PIE 词根 *bhreu- “沸腾,冒泡,发泡,燃烧”的 fervere “炽热,沸腾”。相关词汇: Effervesced; effervescing。
Latin effervescere, from ex- + fervescere to begin to boil, inchoative of fervēre to boil — more at brew
The first known use of effervesce was in 1784
effigynoun
a likeness especially of a personespecially: a crude figure meant to represent a hated person
hanged their cruel ruler in effigy
efficientadjective
capable of producing desired results especially without waste (as of time or energy) efficient machinery
an efficient worker
efficiencynoun
the quality or degree of being efficient
efficient operation
the ratio of the useful energy delivered by a machine to the energy supplied to it
efficiencynoun
the quality or degree of being efficient
efficient operation
the ratio of the useful energy delivered by a machine to the energy supplied to it
efficacynoun
the power to produce a desired result
efficaciousadjective
having the power to produce a desired result
an efficacious remedy
efficaciousadjective
having the power to produce a desired result
an efficacious remedy
effeteadjective
no longer productive
worn-out sense 2, exhausted
having lost strength, courage, or spirit : decadent
effete snobs
effervesceverb
to bubble, hiss, and foam as gas escapes
to show liveliness or excitement
effervesced at the good news
effervesceverb
to bubble, hiss, and foam as gas escapes
to show liveliness or excitement
effervesced at the good news
effervesceintransitive verb
to bubble, hiss, and foam as gas escapes
1 And, cups of sapphire effervescing bright, Blue eyes have made me drunk with spring's delight!
2 They knew that vinegar effervesced when brought into contact with chalky earths, and that it was able to dissolve many substances—witness the story of Cleopatra's draught of the pearl dissolved in vinegar.
3 If so, even as brains effervesce with newborn neurons, the brain might be less able to recall what its owner had learned and experienced before.
4 The foam or froth that accumulates at the top when you pour an effervesce nt liquid into a container.
往容器里灌注冒泡的液体时聚集在上面的泡或泡沫。
5 Where these liquids cannot be procured, effervescing powders used in the same way form a very good substitute for them.
6 But I suppose that now, were he with us, he might use the expression to refer to the little bubbles that are effervescing everywhere.
7 A lively little blonde, blue-eyed and bewitching, with a lovely pink-and-white complexion, and a thick fringe of fair hair, she positively effervesced with life and innocent gayety.
8 The legion of able and brilliant171 men whom he had alienated were in no ways appeased, but more ruthless in their determination to hunt him to the death; the multitude effervesced in mobs.
9 It effervesces only slightly in cold hydrochloric acid.
10 Impotence to correct intensifies public sense of wrong, and compulsory submission to injury borne silently garners bitterness which in actual strife would effervesce.
11 Sentiments like that had effervesced online for weeks.
12 And without further exchange of their professional phraseology, they rush out, leaving their glasses half-full of the effervescing beverage—rapidly on the spoil.
13 Swallowing pellets of ice or frequently taking iced effervescing mixtures are good measures of treatment.
14 Many stopped to camp for the night, almost all for at least one meal, and all without exception to get a drink from the effervescing soda-spring.
15 Spurs will also examine statements Johnson made last Wednesday after approving the OPLC's recommendation, when he effervesced about the track and keeping the stadium's "iconic design", neither of which were in the five criteria.
16 Her intense vitality effervesced, fizzed, and sparkled like champagne, and every bubble that reached the surface caught a different tint.
17 In that sense, listening to so many era-defining hits effervesce into the nothingness of the California night felt uniquely sobering.
18 If the acid drop effervesces or fizzes on the surface of the rock, the specimen is calcite.
19 Ms. Diefenbach, who was already equipped with a pilot’s license, was sent to the effervescing volcano with a handful of keen colleagues and a small fleet of flying robots.
20 DiDonato’s vibrato, which oscillates so quickly it seems to effervesce, is built for highly ornamented Baroque melodies.
1 起泡沫
nappy frothy foamy lathery cream foam froth spume popple spumescent yeasty sudsy effervescence yeast scum ream lather
3 冒泡
spumescent effervescent spumescence effervescence fizz ebullition bubble froth seethe bubbling up
4 起沫
8 愉快
light holiday comfortable sweet smooth glad gay pleasant sunny delighted taking airy boon delectable palatable cheery mercurial gleeful blithe bonnie mirthful gladsome jocose jocund blithesome happiness delight cheer sunshine enjoyment bliss mirth pleasantry weal bonhomie delectation jollity brighten lighten solace enliven do heart good
10 泡腾
11 欢腾
12 起泡
blistered abubble effervescency bubble blister lather sparkling vesicatory foam sparkle ferment froth vesicate
13 兴高采烈
glow rapture elation exaltation merriment sandboy on top of the world exalted cheery smiley euphoric elated chipper effervescent high-spirited exultant cheerfully cheerily exuberantly smilingly exultantly cheerfulness exultation effervescence exult up elevated expansive jolly gleeful corky uppish enrapt gleesome well heyday exuberate heighten enrapture elate be above oneself on a cloud with bells on
14 兴奋
high-wrought wrought-up excitive warm excited heated hectic inflamed sultry intoxicated effervescent haywire flushed excitatory exhilarated hyped-up atwitter excitant athrill excitory aglow warmly excitedly effervescency fire feeling twitter excitement bang pulse flush inflammation fever warmth fume flutter intoxication excitation dither throb exhilaration kindling furor effervescence adrenalinize bubble kindle tingle inflame heat string excite stimulate lather intoxicate exhilarate adrenalize be above oneself psych up take fire het up in a lather go haywire wound up up in the air set fire to get hot set on fire in excitement with warmth keyed up high-keyed happy stimulant steaming exalted rousing feverish pumped rattled het sthenic incitant sthenia state shooting toss rage flap impulse irritation stimulation taking agitation exaltation brio razzmatazz burn stir swell fizz send gas ignite irritate electrify galvanize titillate inebriate moving of the waters shook-up heppedup exciting emotional intense volatile hyper wrought tiptoe aerated plugged-in bananas kicky hopped-up agitato ablaze charge kick boot blast hop thrill sensation ginger firework fermentation ferment jolly tremor euphoria bracing oomph swelter jism dooda head-trip atingle psych mind-blow get soup fracture hype pique titivate full of fizz lose block