sup

英 [sʌp] 美 [sʌp]

• v. 啜；小口地喝；供给晚饭
• n. 一小口

英英释义

Noun:

1. a small amount of liquid food;

   "a sup of ale"
   

Verb:

1. take solid or liquid food into the mouth a little at a time either by drinking or by eating with a spoon

例句

用作动词 (v.)

1. They sat supping their beer.
   他们坐著一小口一小口地喝著啤酒。
2. Come on, sup up your tea.
   来，把茶喝了吧。
3. We supped on cold roast beef.
   我们晚饭吃的是凉的烤牛肉。
4. They supped on bread and cheese.
   他们吃面包和奶酪当晚餐。

用作名词 (n.)

1. He has been without bite or sup for two days.
   他已经两天不吃不喝了。

经典引文

• The old man supped his pint.

  出自： A. Alvarez

• Hubert had taken care to sup well that evening.

  出自： K. Amis

• Who sups with the devil will need a long spoon.

  出自：Proverb

词汇搭配

• Sup. Ct. =Superior Court
• sup. (=supinato...
• ut sup. =ut supra ...
• sup with Pluto 死
• sup sorrow 饱受痛苦
• without bite or sup 未饮未食
• have neither bite nor sup 未饮未食
• bite and sup 饮食

近反义词

【近义词】

• swallow 燕子
• mouthful 一口
• sip 啜饮
• drink 喝
• draught 通风
• draft 草稿
• nip 夹
• drop 落下
• taste 味觉
• spoon 匙
• lap 膝部
• partake of 参加(吃完
• suck 啜