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take in water

/teɪk ɪn ˈwɔːtər/

翻译: 指船只(如小船或轮船)漏水,水进入船体内部;常用于航海语境,也比喻某个情况或组织陷入困境、走向失败。

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/teɪk ɪn ˈwɔːtər/B2informal
  • zh指船只(如小船或轮船)漏水,水进入船体内部;常用于航海语境,也比喻某个情况或组织陷入困境、走向失败。

A phrase describing a vessel (such as a boat or ship) that is leaking and allowing water to enter its hull, often used literally in maritime contexts or figuratively to indicate a situation or organization that is failing or in trouble.

  1. Leak or floodB2formal

    To allow water to enter a vessel, such as a boat or ship, often due to damage.

    zh进水

    • The old boat began to take in water after hitting a rock.
    • The ship was taking in water through a crack in the hull.
    • They had to abandon the vessel because it was taking in water too fast.
  2. Absorb liquidB1informal

    To absorb or soak up water, as a sponge or cloth does.

    zh吸水

    • The sponge takes in water quickly.
    • The towel took in all the spilled water.
    • The plant's roots take in water from the soil.
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