pour/pɔr; pɔː/v 1 [T] to make a liquid flow out of a container 倒﹐灌﹐注: pour sth into/over etc sth Pour the milk into a jug. 把牛奶倒进壶里。pour sb sth He poured himself a drink. 他给自己倒了杯饮料。2 [I] to flow or come out quickly and in large amounts 倾泻﹐大量涌出: +out of/from etc Tears poured down her cheeks. 眼泪顺着她的脸颊簌簌而下。Smoke was pouring from the engine. 烟从发动机里滚滚冒出。 see picture at见 FLOW2 图3 also 又作 pour down [I] to rain heavily〔大雨〕倾盆而下: It poured with rain all afternoon. 整个下午都下着倾盆大雨。see box at见 RAIN2and 和WEATHER1 方框4 [I] if people or things pour into or out of a place, a lot of them arrive or leave at the same time 涌进﹔涌出: +in/out of Letters of complaint poured in. 投诉信铺天盖地而来。pour sth out phr v to tell someone all your unhappy thoughts or feelings 倾诉﹐倾吐: Sonia poured out her grief in a letter to her sister. 索尼娅在给姐姐的信中倾吐了自己的悲伤。I ended up pouring my heart out to a stranger. 到后来我对一个陌生人倾吐了心里话。