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单词 perspire
释义
perspire
verb[I]
formal
uk
/pəˈspaɪər/us
/pɚˈspaɪɚ/
orpolite wordforsweat(= topassliquidthrough theskin):
出汗，流汗
He was perspiring in histhickwoollensuit.他裹在厚厚羊毛西装里的身体直流汗。
Thejournalistsandcameracrewsbeganto perspire in theheatas theystoodwaitingfor thepresidenttoappear.记者和摄影师们在酷热中站着等候总统出现，热得都开始出汗了。
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(Definition ofperspirefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

perspire| American Dictionary

perspire
verb[I]
fml
us
/pərˈspɑɪər/
toexcreteasalty,colorlessliquidthrough theskinwhichcoolsthebody;sweat

perspiration

noun[U]us
/ˌpɜr·spəˈreɪ·ʃən/
fml
Beads of perspirationglistenedon hisforehead.
(Definition ofperspirefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofperspire

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Like his female counterparts, he laboured, rehearsed, performed, perspired and contributed to the success of 'golden-era' ballet.
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Some patients, while not admitting to such symptoms themselves, confessed to being easily tired, perspiring readily, or having more frequent respiratory infections than others when questioned directly.
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He is always perspiring from the time he puts the stuff on board until he gets it to its destination.
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Sometimes, the prisoner catches fire, especially if he perspires excessively.
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They were described as inspirational: they inspired him; they perspired him; and they appear to have expired him.
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These people have to take intoxicating liquor or water, because theyperspireso much, in order to assist them to do their day's work.
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I am perspiring to know which is the case?
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Was a man who is normally cool when talking, hot and perspiring when he gave his evidence to the court?
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He implied, with that air of perspiring virtue in which he finished the speech, that he, the virtuous, had chosen to import timber—though heaven knows where that is—rather than petrol.
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After working all the day in great heat, they come out perspiring, and then have to stand for 10, 20 or 30 minutes waiting for buses.
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The steam and high heat make the bathersperspire.
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In winter the earth flooded and became a flat, perspiring lake.
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Peopleperspire; and so foams used for the construction of matrasses or furniture will, over time, tend to feel softer and give less support.
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He became ill whenever he perspired, and suffered from phobias about water, wind, cold, light, and noise.
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Perspiring due to nerves and a lingering cold, the tenor clutched a handkerchief throughout the dbut.
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