| 释义 |
- n.海绵动物；（天然或人造、擦洗物品用的）海绵块
- v.揩拭；用湿布（或海绵）擦；用湿布（或海绵）擦掉；揩去
- 网络海棉；海绵效果；海绵滤镜
复数：sponges 现在分词：sponging 过去式：sponged n. loofa,scrubber,exfoliator,squeegee,mop v. clean,wipe,wash,rub,swab 1. | [c] （天然或人造、擦洗物品用的）海绵块a piece of artificial or natural material that is soft and light and full of holes and can hold water easily, used for washing or cleaning |
| His mind was like a sponge, ready to absorb anything. 他的脑子跟海绵似的，什么都能吸收。 |
2. | [u] （用以填充家具、垫子等的）人造海绵artificial sponge used for filling furniture, cushions , etc. |
3. | [c] 海绵动物a simple sea creature with a light body full of holes, from which natural sponge is obtained |
1. | [t] ~ sb/yourself/sth (down) 用湿布（或海绵）擦；揩拭to wash sb/yourself/sth with a wet cloth or sponge |
| She sponged his hot face. 她用湿毛巾擦了擦他那滚烫的脸。 | | Take your jacket off and I'll sponge it down with water. 把你的夹克脱下来，我要用海绵蘸上水把它擦一擦。 |
2. | [t] ~ sth + adv./prep. 用湿布（或海绵）擦掉；揩去to remove sth using a wet cloth or sponge |
| We tried to sponge the blood off my shirt. 我们试着把我衬衫上的血迹擦掉。 |
3. | [i] (informal) ~ (off/on sb) 白要；白吃；揩油；蹭（饭等）to get money, food, etc. regularly from other people without doing anything for them or offering to pay |
| He spent his life sponging off his relatives. 他靠在众亲属那儿蹭吃蹭喝过了一辈子。 |
n. | 2. 海绵动物;海绵状的东西〔如泡沫塑料等〕;金属绵 2. 海绵动物;海绵状的东西〔如泡沫塑料等〕;金属绵 | v. | 1. 用海绵揩[擦];消除(债务等),忘却(往事等)用海绵擦洗用海绵弄湿;用海绵吸 5. 占…的便宜,厚着脸骗吃(饭等);乞讨,骗取,敲诈 1. 用海绵揩[擦];消除(债务等),忘却(往事等)用海绵擦洗用海绵弄湿;用海绵吸 5. 占…的便宜,厚着脸骗吃(饭等);乞讨,骗取,敲诈 |
n. | 1. a chiefly ocean-dwelling invertebrate animal with a porous fibrous skeleton composed of calcium carbonate, silica, and spongin. Sponges often live in colonies and attach themselves to underwater objects. 2. an absorbent contraceptive device that contains a spermicide and is inserted into the vagina to cover the cervix 3. a lightweight porous absorbent piece of the skeleton of some sponges. 4. a piece of cellulose or synthetic material resembling a true sponge. 6. somebody who drinks heavily 7. a small amount of yeast dough that is allowed to rise before being kneaded with the rest of the batch 8. the act of rubbing or bathing somebody or something with a wet sponge or cloth 9. a porous metal capable of absorbing large quantities of gas, obtained by reduction without melting of a metal compound or by electrolysis 10. a piece of a soft artificial or natural substance that is used for taking liquid into itself, for cleaning things, or for washing yourself 1. a chiefly ocean-dwelling invertebrate animal with a porous fibrous skeleton composed of calcium carbonate, silica, and spongin. Sponges often live in colonies and attach themselves to underwater objects. 2. an absorbent contraceptive device that contains a spermicide and is inserted into the vagina to cover the cervix 3. a lightweight porous absorbent piece of the skeleton of some sponges. 4. a piece of cellulose or synthetic material resembling a true sponge. 6. somebody who drinks heavily 7. a small amount of yeast dough that is allowed to rise before being kneaded with the rest of the batch 8. the act of rubbing or bathing somebody or something with a wet sponge or cloth 9. a porous metal capable of absorbing large quantities of gas, obtained by reduction without melting of a metal compound or by electrolysis 10. a piece of a soft artificial or natural substance that is used for taking liquid into itself, for cleaning things, or for washing yourself | v. | 1. to wipe or clean somebody or something with a wet sponge or cloth 2. to remove or destroy something by rubbing 3. to absorb liquids with a sponge or with the efficiency of a sponge 4. to get something by imposing on the generosity of others 5. to live at the expense of others, repeatedly imposing on them and making no effort to live independently 6. to dive for sponges under the sea 7. to wash someone or something with a sponge 1. to wipe or clean somebody or something with a wet sponge or cloth 2. to remove or destroy something by rubbing 3. to absorb liquids with a sponge or with the efficiency of a sponge 4. to get something by imposing on the generosity of others 5. to live at the expense of others, repeatedly imposing on them and making no effort to live independently 6. to dive for sponges under the sea 7. to wash someone or something with a sponge |
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