英语词组gulp是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

gulp back

To try to stop oneself from crying. A noun or pronoun can be used between "gulp" and "back." I didn't want to have to tell my parents what was going on, so I tried to gulp my tears back.

gulp back (one's) tears

To try to stop oneself from crying. I didn't want to have to tell my parents what was going on, so I tried to gulp back my tears.

gulp back (one's) sobs

To try to stop oneself from crying. I didn't want to have to tell my parents what was going on, so I tried to gulp back my sobs.

gulp down

To drink something in its entirety, usually very quickly. A noun or pronoun can be used between "gulp" and "down." A: "Wow, did you gulp your milkshake down already?" B: "Yeah, it was delicious!"

gulp for air

To breathe in a labored manner, usually because one has been holding their breath. Kelsey's head popped out of the water, and she immediately started gulping for air.

gulp for air

Fig. to eagerly or desperately try to get air or a breath. Tom gulped for air after trying to hold his breath for three minutes. Mary came up out of the water, gulping for air.

gulp something back

Fig. to force or hold back tears, sobs, etc. He gulped his sobs back and clutched at his wound. He gulped back his sobs.

gulp something down

to drink all of something, usually quickly. He gulped his coffee down and left. He gulped down his coffee.

词组	gulp
释义	phrasegulp[gulped, gulped, gulping] gulp back gulp back sth literary to try not to cry or show what you are feeling, especially by swallowing quickly: `That's fine,' I said, gulping back my disappointment.gulp back your tears Jenna gulped back her tears and turned away.■ SIMILAR TO: hold back gulp down gulp down sth • *gulp sth* down** to swallow large amounts of drink or food very quickly: She ordered a glass of wine, gulped it down and rushed off. Mattie had a quick break for lunch, gulping down a couple of sandwiches and a coffee.■ SIMILAR TO: wolf down informal gulp back To try to stop oneself from crying. A noun or pronoun can be used between "gulp" and "back." I didn't want to have to tell my parents what was going on, so I tried to gulp my tears back. gulp back (one's) tears To try to stop oneself from crying. I didn't want to have to tell my parents what was going on, so I tried to gulp back my tears. gulp back (one's) sobs To try to stop oneself from crying. I didn't want to have to tell my parents what was going on, so I tried to gulp back my sobs. gulp down To drink something in its entirety, usually very quickly. A noun or pronoun can be used between "gulp" and "down." A: "Wow, did you gulp your milkshake down already?" B: "Yeah, it was delicious!" gulp for air To breathe in a labored manner, usually because one has been holding their breath. Kelsey's head popped out of the water, and she immediately started gulping for air. gulp for air Fig. to eagerly or desperately try to get air or a breath. Tom gulped for air after trying to hold his breath for three minutes. Mary came up out of the water, gulping for air. gulp something back Fig. to force or hold back tears, sobs, etc. He gulped his sobs back and clutched at his wound. He gulped back his sobs. gulp something down to drink all of something, usually quickly. He gulped his coffee down and left. He gulped down his coffee.
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