perspired

英 [pəˈspaɪəd]

美 [pərˈspaɪərd]

v.  出汗; 排汗; 发汗
perspire的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 出汗；排汗；发汗
  When youperspire, a liquid comes out on the surface of your skin, because you are hot or frightened.
  1. He began to perspire heavily.
     他开始大量出汗。
  2. ...mopping their perspiring brows.
     擦拭他们一直在出汗的额头

双语例句

• Sit down, you look perspired.
  坐下，看你满头是汗。
• The air became cooler but Feliks perspired all the same.
  空气凉爽了，但费利克斯仍然浑身出汗。
• Yes, he did cry in spells. And he perspired a lot when he cried.
  是的，他哭一阵，停一阵，哭的时候出很多汗。
• My mom told me I would have to shower every morning since my hormones were kicking in-that's why I perspired so easily.
  我妈妈要我每天早上都洗一个澡，因为我身上的荷尔蒙猛增&这就是我容易出汗的原因。
• During the May 4th period, youth organizations perspired, which were the products of the development of Chinese society at a certain stage. They had profound historical causes and social background.
  五四时期青年社团空前繁荣，它是中国社会发展到一定阶段的产物，有其深刻的历史原因和社会背景。
• They found themselves stranded at the airport. He perspired under his dilemma.
  他们发现自己在机场陷入困境。他已陷入进退两难的困境。
• What the researchers found was that the fit men perspired the most, significantly more than the fit women, especially during the more intense exercise.
  研究人员据此发现，健康男性出汗量最多，远远多于健康女性，这在剧烈运动中尤为明显。
• He perspired under his dilemma.
  他已陷入进退两难的困境。
• Meanwhile, the unfit women perspired the least, especially during the strenuous cycling.
  而身体不好的女性排汗量最少，在强度变大了的骑车过程中这种现象尤其突出。