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lather

/ˈlæð.ər/

翻译: 名词,指肥皂或洗涤剂与水混合时产生的泡沫,也指因过度出汗(如马匹)而产生的泡沫。还可表示激动或焦虑的状态,或指安装板条(灰板条)的工人。, 动词,指用肥皂和水等使某物覆盖上泡沫,也指产生泡沫。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈlæð.ər/B2formal
  • zh名词,指肥皂或洗涤剂与水混合时产生的泡沫,也指因过度出汗(如马匹)而产生的泡沫。还可表示激动或焦虑的状态,或指安装板条(灰板条)的工人。

A noun referring to the froth or foam produced by soap or detergent when mixed with water, or the foam resulting from excessive sweating, such as on a horse. It can also refer to a state of agitation or worry, or a workman who installs laths.

  1. Soap frothB1formal

    The frothy white foam produced by mixing soap or detergent with water.

    zh泡沫

    • He worked up a thick lather with the shaving cream.
    • The soap produced a rich lather in the shower.
    • She rinsed the lather off her hands after washing.

    同义词foamfrothsoapsudssuds

  2. State of agitationB2informal

    A state of mental or emotional agitation, often caused by worry or excitement.

    zh激动不安的状态

    • He got himself into a lather over the upcoming exam.
    • She was in a lather trying to finish the report on time.
    • Don't get into a lather about such a small problem.

    同义词agitationditherflusterfrenzypanicperturbationstatestewsweattizzy

  3. Worker who installs lathsC2formalbritish

    A craftsman who installs laths (thin strips of wood) as a base for plaster or tiles.

    zh板条工

    • The lather carefully nailed the wooden strips to the wall.
    • An experienced lather is needed for this restoration project.
    • The lather's work provides a solid base for the plaster.
  4. Horse sweat foamC1formal

    The foam that appears on a horse's skin due to heavy sweating, especially after exercise.

    zh马汗沫

    • The horse was covered in lather after the long race.
    • The rider wiped the lather from the horse's neck.
    • A good gallop will often produce a light lather on the animal.
词形
  • lathers plural form
  • lathers' possessive plural form
  • lather's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈlæð.ər/B2formal
  • zh动词,指用肥皂和水等使某物覆盖上泡沫,也指产生泡沫。

A verb meaning to cover with foam or froth, especially by applying soap and water; also, to produce foam.

  1. Beat severelyC1informal

    To strike or thrash someone or something repeatedly, often with a whip or rod.

    zh痛打

    • The old farmer threatened to lather the boy for stealing apples.
    • He was lathered by his father for his disobedience.
    • The cruel master would lather his horse when it slowed down.

    同义词batterbeatbeltcaneclobberdrubfloglambastepoundpummeltanthrashwallopwhip

  2. Form a foamB2formal

    To produce a thick, frothy foam, typically from soap or sweat.

    zh起泡沫

    • The soap lathered easily in the warm water.
    • He lathered his hands before shaving.
    • The shampoo lathered into a rich foam.

    同义词foamfrothsoapsuds

  3. Exude sweatB2informal

    To produce sweat or foam, especially from exertion or heat, often used for animals.

    zh出汗

    • The horse lathered heavily after the long race.
    • He was lathering with sweat after running for miles.
    • The dog lathered at the mouth from the heat.

    同义词perspiresudatesweat

  4. Apply soapB1formal

    To rub soap all over something, usually for cleaning purposes.

    zh涂肥皂

    • She lathered her arms with soap in the shower.
    • He lathered the car with a sponge and soapy water.
    • Make sure to lather your hands thoroughly before rinsing.

    同义词soapsuds

词形
  • lathered past participle
  • lathered past simple
  • lathering present participle
  • lathers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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