swill
noun
Definitions of swill noun
food(食物)
- Uncountable(不可數名詞)
Food waste, typically from human consumption, that is fed to pigs.
（給豬吃的）食物殘渣；餿水
- Uncountable(不可數名詞)
Extremely poor quality or unappetizing food.
極差的食物
I refuse to eat the swill they serve in the cafeteria.
我拒絕吃他們在自助餐廳供應的劣質食物。
The food at this restaurant is absolute swill; I will never go back.
這家餐廳的食物完全是劣質食物；我再也不會去了。
The meal they served was utter swill; I couldn't stomach it.
他們端上來的飯菜完全是劣質食物；我無法下嚥。
liquid(液體)
- Singular(單數)
The act of rinsing or washing something with a liquid.
（通常指為了清潔的）沖洗；涮洗
Give the sink a quick swill to get it clean.
快速沖洗一下水槽以保持清潔。
She gave the bottles a swill of water to ensure no residue remained.
她用水沖洗瓶子以確保沒有殘留物。
Give the floor a swill to remove the soapy water.
沖洗地板以去除肥皂水。
verb
Definitions of swill verb
clean(清潔)
- Transitive(及物動詞)Verb + adv/prep(動詞+副詞/介詞)
To wash or rinse something by causing a liquid to flow around or over it.
（通常指為了清潔而）沖洗；涮洗
The dentist handed me a glass of water to swill my mouth out with.
牙醫遞給我一杯水，讓我漱口。
She swilled the teapot with some hot water.
她用熱水涮了涮茶壺。
Swill out the beaker with clean water.
用清水沖洗燒杯。
consume(攝取)
- Transitive(及物動詞)informal(非正式)
To drink something, especially alcohol, quickly and in large quantities.
（尤指飲酒）大口喝；痛飲；豪飲
He swilled the rest of his beer.
他把剩下的啤酒一口喝完了。
She was swilling cheap wine at the bar.
她在酒吧大口喝著廉價葡萄酒。
They were swilling champagne at the party.
他們在派對上豪飲香檳。