| 释义 |
▪ I. † aˈgasp, v. Obs. rare.
[f. a- prefix 11 + gasp.]
To gasp (for life).
1526Skelton Magnif. 271 Galba, whom his galantys garde for agaspe.
▪ II. agasp, adv., prop. phr.|əˈgɑːsp, -æ-|
[a prep.1 11 + gasp.]
In a gasping condition; gasping, eager.
1800Coleridge Own Times II. 395 Formerly agasp for reform, he now raves against all reformation. |