spewing

英 [ˈspjuːɪŋ]

美 [ˈspjuːɪŋ]

v.  (使)喷出，涌出; 呕吐
spew的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG (使)喷出;(使)放出;(使)涌出
  When somethingspewsout a substance or when a substancespewsfrom something, the substance flows out quickly in large quantities.
  1. The volcano spewed out more scorching volcanic ashes, gases and rocks...
     火山喷出更多灼热的火山灰、气体和岩块。
  2. Leaking oil spewed from the tanker...
     泄漏的油从油轮里涌出。
  3. An oil tanker spewed its cargo into the sea.
     一艘油轮将装载的油全都泄入了大海。
• VERB 呕吐
  If someonespewsorspews up, they vomit.
  1. He's pissed. Let's get out of his way before he starts spewing.
     他很恼火。趁他还没有发作，我们赶快离他远点儿。

双语例句

• I was spewing up all night after eating those mussels.
  我吃了那些河蚌之后，整夜都在呕吐。
• Mr he blames Dabaoshan, a nearby mineral mine owned by the Guangdong provincial government, and a host of smaller private mines for spewing toxic waste into the local rivers, raising lead levels to 44 times permitted rates.
  老何说，上坝村癌症频发都要怪归广东省政府的大宝山矿场和一群规模较小的私人矿场，它们往当地河水排的有毒废水使河水铅含量比允许值高出43倍来。
• Dude, can you even open your mouth without spewing a cultural stereotype?
  老兄，你就不能每次一张嘴吐出来的全是文化成见吗？
• Volcanoes were abundant, spewing ash and lava.
  有许多火山，喷冒着火山灰和熔岩。
• Suddenly, my heart all kinds of thoughts in my mind spewing out.
  顿时，我内心的各种想法在我心头喷涌而出。
• What if coal-fired plants stopped spewing their carbon dioxide fumes into the air and instead sequestered them& pumped them deep into the ground for storage?
  如果所有的燃煤发电站都停止向空气中吐出二氧化碳烟，而是把它隔离起来&注入深沉地下储存，那么将会怎样？
• The typewriter were spewing out status reports.
  打字机正在吐出情况报告。
• Where the pressure is great enough, springs bubble up, spewing up gallons of fresh water every day.
  经受足够压力的地方泉水涌动，每天有几加仑的淡水喷涌而出。
• BP oil officials have expressed growing confidence that an undersea oil well in the Gulf of Mexico has stopped leaking after spewing oil for nearly three months.
  英国石油公司的主管人员表示，对墨西哥湾海下油井停止漏油的信心倍增，之前墨西哥湾的这口海下油井喷射原油已近三个月之久。
• Deliberately imagine a humorous situation where you are literally sweating like a fountain and spewing enough to drown the first row of the audience.
  故意想象这样一个的场景：你像喷泉一样在流汗，涌出的汗水淹没了第一排观众。