/ˈbʌbl ||; ˈbʌbḷ/noun
[C] a ball of air or gas, in liquid or floating in the air 气泡;泡沫:
We knew where there were fish because of the bubbles on the surface.我们根据水面上的气泡知道哪里有鱼。
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/ˈbʌbl ||; ˈbʌbḷ/verb[I]
1 to produce bubbles or to rise with bubbles 冒泡:
Cook the pizza until the cheese starts to bubble.把意大利薄饼烘到干酪起泡就行了。The clear water bubbled up out of the ground.清水从地下冒出来,泛起一个一个气泡。
2bubble (over) (with sth) to be full of happy feelings 充满欢乐
bubble1/ˋbʌbḷ; ˈbʌb$l/n [C] a ball of air or gas in a liquid〔液体中的〕气泡: +of A few bubbles of air rose to the surface of the water. 一些气泡浮至水面。champagne bubbles 香槟酒的气泡
bubble2v [I] 1 to produce bubbles 起泡﹐冒泡: Heat the sauce until it starts to bubble. 把酱汁加热到开始冒泡。2 also 又作 bubble over to be excited 洋溢着〔兴奋〕: +with Mary was bubbling over with excitement. 玛丽兴奋不已。
bubblebubblebubblesbubbledbubbling2verb (bubbles, bubbling, bubbled)to make a lot of bubbles: When water boils, it bubbles.bubblebubblebubbles1nouna small ball of air or gas inside a liquid: The children blew bubbles under the water.