单词 | sizzle |
释义 | siz·zle I. transitive verb 1. < the sun was beginning to sizzle the whole wide valley — Richard Bissell > 2. < speakers sizzled the opposition > intransitive verb 1. a. < a dish of sizzling fat — Richard Llewellyn > < oil lamp which sizzled softly on his table — R.P.Warren > < powdery snow sizzled under their skis — Aldous Huxley > < only the desultory sizzling of some little bird — D.C.Peattie > b. < ink that sizzles on the page — Rotarian > < everyone sizzling with enthusiasm — W.A.White > < the town sizzled with the news — Dorothy Parker > 2. < lava sizzling down the snowy mountainside > < cars sizzled past us on the highway > 3. < sizzling because of the unsupported allegations > 4. < the champion sizzled on the course today > < sales immediately began to sizzle > II. < there trailed in her wake a sizzle of gossip — Marcia Davenport > III. 1. < added a little sizzle to a show that had begun to sputter — David Gritten > 2. < conventioneers … looking for a bit of sizzle — D.A.Lanegran > |
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