slop

• 指湿的、常令人不适的食物或废弃物，如混有液体的厨房剩饭，也指稀泥或雪泥。还可指过于感伤的文字或音乐。

A noun referring to wet, often unappetizing food or waste, such as kitchen scraps mixed with liquid, or soft mud and slush. It can also describe overly sentimental writing or music.

1. Animal feedB1informal

   A wet mixture of food scraps and liquids, often given to pigs.

   猪食

   • The farmer mixed the kitchen waste into slop for the pigs.
   • They poured the leftover soup into the slop bucket.
   • The pigs eagerly ate the slop from the trough.

   同义词hogwashpigswillswill

2. Soft mud or slushB1informal

   Deep, soft, wet mud or slushy ground.

   烂泥或泥浆

   • The path turned into thick slop after the rain.
   • His boots got stuck in the slop near the riverbank.
   • The children played in the slop, getting completely muddy.

   同义词miremuckoozesludgeslush

3. C1formalbritish

   Waste water from a kitchen or bathroom that is disposed of manually.

   泔水

   • The maid emptied the slop from the basin.
   • In old houses, slop was often thrown into the garden.
   • The slop pail needed to be cleaned daily.

   同义词dishwaterpigswillswillwastewater

4. Unappetizing food or drinkB2informal

   Weak, watery, or unappealing food or drink.

   泔水

   • The cafeteria served nothing but watery slop for lunch.
   • He complained that the soup was just tasteless slop.
   • The prisoners were fed a thin, unappetizing slop.

   同义词garbageglopgruelhogwashmuckmushpappigswillsludgeswill

   反义词cuisinedelicacyfaretreat

5. Overly sentimental writing or musicC1informalart

   Writing or music that is excessively sweet, sentimental, or lacking in substance.

   伤感情调

   • The novel was dismissed as romantic slop by critics.
   • His poetry was full of sentimental slop about lost love.
   • The radio station plays nothing but sugary pop slop.

   同义词drivelgushmawkishnessmushschmaltzsentimentalismsentimentalityslushtreacle

• 用于表示液体洒出、溅出或泼出的动作，也指用液体食物喂动物。

A verb used to indicate the act of spilling or splashing liquid, or to feed animals with liquid food.

1. Spill liquidB1informal

   To cause or allow a liquid substance to run or flow over the edge of a container, often accidentally.

   泼洒

   • He slopped coffee onto the table while pouring.
   • Be careful not to slop water out of the bucket.
   • The soup slopped over the side of the bowl as she carried it.

   同义词overflowsloshspillsplashsplatter

2. B2informal

   To walk through mud, mire, or wet ground, often making a splashing sound.

   在泥泞中跋涉

   • The children slopped through the puddles after the rain.
   • We had to slop across the muddy field to reach the gate.
   • His boots were covered in mud after slopping through the swamp.

   同义词slogsloshsplashsquelchwade

3. Ladle clumsilyB2informal

   To serve or transfer a liquid or semi-liquid substance in a clumsy or careless manner.

   笨拙地舀倒

   • She slopped the stew onto the plates without care.
   • He slopped the gravy over the mashed potatoes messily.
   • The cook slopped the porridge into the bowls with a heavy hand.

   同义词slobbersloshspillsplashsplatter

4. Feed pigsB2informal

   To give slop (liquid or semi-liquid food waste) to pigs as feed.

   喂猪

   • The farmer slopped the pigs every morning with kitchen scraps.
   • He went to the barn to slop the hogs before breakfast.
   • They slopped the pigs with a mixture of grain and water.

   同义词swill