soaking up

英

美

v. 吸取；吸收

双语例句

• Soaking up all the last bits of what's left to hear and see.
  吸收最后能听或着能看到的东西。
• We walked along the beach, past the rows of supine bodies soaking up the sun.
  我们沿着海滩漫步，一路上看到一排排仰卧着沐浴阳光的人群。
• If you like to relax by soaking up the sand, sun, and sea, then Sydney with its famous beaches and fine weather is the place for you.
  如果你喜欢放松自己，使自己沉浸在沙滩、阳光和海洋之中，那么悉尼是最好的选择。那里有着著名的阳光海岸和宜人的天气。
• The Europeans and Japanese have figured out a way to make towels with a honeycombed, highly textured weave. This "waffle weave" creates more surface area for soaking up water.
  欧洲人和日本人已想到一种方法，可以用一种织地细密、纹路呈蜂巢状的织法来做毛巾，这种“华夫格织法”创造了更多吸水空间。
• Behind a copse of dark green conifers, bees buzz lazily over neat rows of shiny tea bushes soaking up the summer sun.
  在一片墨绿色的针叶林背后，一排排整齐的茶树丛闪闪发亮，沐浴在夏日的阳光下，蜜蜂嗡嗡作响，懒洋洋地在枝头盘绕。
• I was lying on my stomach soaking up the sun.
  我正趴在那里晒着太阳。
• Natural forests act like giant sponges soaking up rain and gradually releasing it into streams, he said.
  天然林像巨大的海绵，吸收了雨水，逐渐释放到河流里，他说。
• But expectations of hordes of ordinary Chinese families relaxing and soaking up the Games atmosphere between events by wandering the vast Olympic Green have proved to be wildly optimistic.
  但是那种本以为普通中国家庭会出现在赛事之间，成群结队悠荡在巨大的奥运绿区里，轻松的浸浴在奥运气氛里的预期，证明是极其过分的乐观了。
• Not capable of absorbing or soaking up ( liquids).
  没有能力吸收或者吸取（液体）。
• He was like a sponge, erasing the past, soaking up the future.
  他象一块海绵，挤出过去，吸进未来。