to swallow
英 [tu: ˈswɔləu] 美 [tu ˈswɑlo]

释义

吞咽；

双语例句

1. I was forced to swallow my pride and ask for a loan.
   我无奈须忍辱告贷。
2. Defeat in the election was a bitter pill for him to swallow.
   在选举中失败是他难以下咽的苦果。
3. His lips worked as he tried to swallow the food.
   他使劲儿把食物咽下去，嘴唇都扭曲起来。
4. She called you a liar. Are you going to swallow that?
   她说你撒谎.
5. They can't treat me like that; I'm not going to swallow it.
   他们不能这样对待我，我忍不下这口气。
6. The defeat was a bitter pill to swallow.
   那次失败是一次难以吞咽的苦果。

权威例句

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