英语词组soak是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

soak

Theme: DRINKING - EXCESS

in. to drink heavily; to get drunk.

The two old ladies put on their coats and went out to soak.They sat quietly soaking for an hour.

n. a drinking bout.

They sat there quietly enjoying their soak.Both guys declined to go out and stayed home and enjoyed a soak in front of the T.V.

Theme: DRUNKARD

n. a drunkard.

Some old soak lay moaning in the gutter.Hank is getting to be a real soak.

Theme: EXTORTION

tr. to overcharge someone; to extort money from someone.

They soaked me for twenty dollars for the parts, but at least it runs now.The cleaners soaked me for the cleaning job.

soak

1. in. to drink heavily; to get drunk. (see also soaked.) The two old ladies put on their coats and went out to soak.

2. n. a drinking bout. Both guys declined to go out and stayed home and enjoyed a soak in front of the TV.

3. n. a drunkard. Some old soak lay moaning in the gutter.

4. tv. to overcharge someone; to extort money from someone. They soaked me for twenty dollars for the parts, but at least it runs now.

See:

be soaked through
be soaked to the bone
be soaked to the skin
be/get soaked to the skin
Go chase yourself!
go fly a kite
go soak your face
go soak your head
Go soak your head!
go soak yourself
Go soak yourself!
soak
soak (one) to the skin
soak (someone or something) through
soak (someone or something) with (something)
soak (someone) to the bone
soak (something) off of (something else)
soak (something) out of (something else)
soak face
soak in
soak off
soak one’s face
soak out
soak out of
soak through
soak to the skin
soak up
soak with
soaked
soaked through
soaked to the bone
soaked to the skin
soaking wet

词组	soak
释义	soak Theme: DRINKING - EXCESS 1. in. to drink heavily; to get drunk. The two old ladies put on their coats and went out to soak.They sat quietly soaking for an hour. 2. n. a drinking bout. They sat there quietly enjoying their soak.Both guys declined to go out and stayed home and enjoyed a soak in front of the T.V. Theme: DRUNKARD n. a drunkard. Some old soak lay moaning in the gutter.Hank is getting to be a real soak. Theme: EXTORTION tr. to overcharge someone; to extort money from someone. They soaked me for twenty dollars for the parts, but at least it runs now.The cleaners soaked me for the cleaning job. soak Ⅰ 1. noun a drunk UK, 1820 2. verb to use something as collateral for a loan US, 1972 Ⅱ ⇨ old soak; soak noun a drunkard. From the verb sense (to drink immoderately) UK, 1820 phrasesoak[soaked, soaked, soaking] be soaked in be soaked in sth literary to contain a lot of a particular quality: The city was soaked in history. We live in a culture that is soaked in violence. be soaked through be soaked through to be completely wet: By the time he got home, his jacket was soaked through. You'd better take those clothes off! You look soaked through!■ SIMILAR TO: drench soak up 1. soak up sth • *soak sth* up** to enjoy experiencing or looking at something in a place: You can stay in pretty mountain villages and soak up the scenery.soak up the sun/sunshine Morocco is an ideal place for soaking up the sun.soak up the atmosphere (=enjoy watching and experiencing all the interesting things that are happening in a place) I wanted to wander around the old markets and soak up the atmosphere.■ SIMILAR TO: enjoy2. soak up sth • *soak sth* up** if something soaks up a liquid, it takes the liquid into itself: He used a towel to soak up the blood.■ SIMILAR TO: absorb3. soak up sth • *soak sth* up** to learn a lot of information and ideas about a subject by reading, listening to other people talking about it etc: I read a lot of books and tried to soak up as many new ideas about gardening as I could. "You've been very quiet!" "I've been soaking up your words of wisdom!"4. soak up sth • *soak sth* up** to use a lot of money, especially an unreasonably or unusually large amount: The new satellite network soaked up more than $65 million of public money.■ SIMILAR TO: use up5. soak up sth • *soak sth* up** to not be badly affected by something, for example pressure, strong criticism, or difficult conditions: The German team are famous for their ability to soak up pressure and come back to win. The Toyota can soak up a lot of punishment off road.■ SIMILAR TO: withstand soak 1. in. to drink heavily; to get drunk. (see also soaked.) The two old ladies put on their coats and went out to soak. 2. n. a drinking bout. Both guys declined to go out and stayed home and enjoyed a soak in front of the TV. 3. n. a drunkard. Some old soak lay moaning in the gutter. 4. tv. to overcharge someone; to extort money from someone. They soaked me for twenty dollars for the parts, but at least it runs now. See: be soaked through be soaked to the bone be soaked to the skin be/get soaked to the skin Go chase yourself! go fly a kite go soak your face go soak your head Go soak your head! go soak yourself Go soak yourself! soak soak (one) to the skin soak (someone or something) through soak (someone or something) with (something) soak (someone) to the bone soak (something) off of (something else) soak (something) out of (something else) soak face soak in soak off soak one’s face soak out soak out of soak through soak to the skin soak up soak with soaked soaked through soaked to the bone soaked to the skin soaking wet
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