| 词汇 | sweating |
| 释义 | sweating present participle ofsweat sweat verb uk /swet/ us /swet/ sweatverb (PRODUCE LIQUID)B2[ I ] to pass sweat through the skin because you are hot, ill, or frightened: 流汗，出汗，冒汗 It was so hot when we arrived in Tripoli that we started to sweat as soon as we got off the plane.我们到达的黎波里时天气太热了，我们一下飞机就开始出汗了。 sweat withThe prisoners were sweating with fear.囚犯们吓得直冒汗。 sweat like a piginformalI was so afraid, I was sweating like a pig (= sweating a lot).我害怕极了，浑身冒汗。 [ I ] If something sweats, it produces drops of liquid on the outside: 渗出（水珠） sweat withThe walls in older houses sometimes sweat with damp.老房子的墙壁有时候会因为受潮而渗出水珠。 Someone who is suffering from sunstroke feels dizzy and has a high temperature, but does not sweat.中暑的人会觉得头晕，发高烧，但不出汗。 It was my first interview and I was sweating buckets.那是我第一次面试，我紧张得大汗淋漓。 This jumper always makes me sweat. The heating was turned up so high that I was beginning to sweat. We were sweating buckets sleeping under a really thick duvet. Animal physiology: bodily fluids & their production biliary bilirubin bodily fluid bogy break out in a cold sweat gob perspire purulent saliva salivary salivate salivation semen seminal fluid seminiferous slag slaver slobber sweat bucketsidiom sweaty You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Wet weather & wetness sweatverb (WORK HARD)[ I ] to work very hard to achieve something: 努力工作（以取得成就） Volunteers sweated to get the room ready for the dance.志愿者们为了这场舞会辛辛苦苦地打扫场地。 Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling A game accomplish achieve acquit actualize bear carry get through get to/reach first baseidiom get your own wayidiom go faridiom go from strength to strengthidiom kill pan rise sail through (something) scale the heightsidiom scrape through (something) sew something up slam dunk sweatverb (WORRY)[ T ]mainly USinformal to worry about something: 担心，忧虑 He is a great boss, focused on managing the big picture and rarely sweating the details. don't sweat it! mainly USinformal used to tell someone not to worry about something: Can't make the gig? Don't sweat it; you'll have plenty more chances. sweat the small stuff mainly USinformal to worry about things that are not important: don't sweat the small stuffBe positive, don't sweat the small stuff, and stop doing things you don't like. Anxious and worried (all) hot and botheredidiom aflutter agitated angsty anxious fretfully frightened fuss get in a sweatidiom goosey pit of your stomachidiom preoccupied prey prey on sb's mindidiom prey on something wired worried worriedly worrier worrywart Idiomsmake someone sweat sweat blood sweat bullets sweat it out Phrasal verbsweat over something Examples of sweatingsweating In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. Ipsilateral forehead and facial sweating with eyelid oedema may occur. Of the 60 patients monitored, 50% experienced compensatory sweating on their back, stomach, and thighs. Patients with excessive sweating on: hands 100%, soles 81% and underarms 66%. This may be characterized by sudden weight loss (of up to 20 kg), extreme tiredness o r sweating. Patients with excessive sweating on the palms 100%. Increased sweating 45% (associated with heat and exercise). Nearly all of 26 patients reported 'complete' improvement of insomnia, fatigue, anxiety, excitability, depression and headaches, as well as offlushingand sweating. The heightened physical activity has most men sweating, their bodies perpetually moving in a throng of more bodies. Patients with excessive sweating in the face and flushing 10%. They see us sweating when they pass us by. No mention was made of the symptom 'sweating', nor was a full list given of the symptoms considered. Patients with excessive sweating on: palms 77%, underarms 20%, and face 3%. If core temperature rises, the hypothalamus is perfused by heated blood, and responds by producing cutaneous vasodilatation and sweating. Excessive dryness of skin and gustatory sweating were also reported. This may be characterized by sudden weight loss (of up to 20kg), extreme tiredness or sweating. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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