soaking up

英

美

v. 吸取；吸收

双语例句

• I felt only darkness, even while soaking up the full sunshine of the morning as I walked toward the library building.
  我朝着图书馆大楼走去，尽管沉浸在上午的灿烂阳光里，却感到一片黑暗。
• He was like a sponge, erasing the past, soaking up the future.
  他象一块海绵，挤出过去，吸进未来。
• But expectations of hordes of ordinary Chinese families relaxing and soaking up the Games atmosphere between events by wandering the vast Olympic Green have proved to be wildly optimistic.
  但是那种本以为普通中国家庭会出现在赛事之间，成群结队悠荡在巨大的奥运绿区里，轻松的浸浴在奥运气氛里的预期，证明是极其过分的乐观了。
• The Europeans and Japanese have figured out a way to make towels with a honeycombed, highly textured weave. This "waffle weave" creates more surface area for soaking up water.
  欧洲人和日本人已想到一种方法，可以用一种织地细密、纹路呈蜂巢状的织法来做毛巾，这种“华夫格织法”创造了更多吸水空间。
• Soaking up all the last bits of what's left to hear and see.
  吸收最后能听或着能看到的东西。
• People carrying more weight could have more energy and nutritional stores to draw upon. Also, fatty tissue could be soaking up some of the inflammation compounds that exacerbate the breathing issues.
  有人认为较胖的人囤积的能量和营养比较多，而且脂肪组织能吸收部分能使呼吸问题加剧的炎症化合物。
• The more ways a substance has of "soaking up" added energy.
  物质具有吸收所加入能量的其它方式。
• Many people believe the mind is like a sponge, soaking up facts which then present themselves on the stage of consciousness in all their pristine reality.
  许多人认为，人的心灵如同一块海绵，将以原始形态呈现在意识中的事实一点一点地收集起来。
• True, gold has some industrial and decorative utility, but the demand for these purposes is both limited and incapable of soaking up new production.
  的确，黄金有一些工业和装饰用途，但这些用途的需求有限，不足以消化新的产量。
• Imagine giant fields filled with photovoltaic solar panels, soaking up rays.
  设想，一个巨大的场地上全是光电太阳能板在吸收光能。