froth

bubbles(泡沫)

1. Uncountable(不可数名词)

   A mass of small white bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid.

   （液体表面的）白色泡沫。

   • I enjoy the layer of froth on top of my cappuccino.

     我喜欢我卡布奇诺上面的那层泡沫。

   • A layer of froth forms when the beer is poured into a glass.

     啤酒倒入玻璃杯时会形成一层泡沫。

   • The waves produced a lot of froth as they crashed against the rocks.

     海浪拍打岩石时产生了大量泡沫。

superficial(表面)

1. Uncountable(不可数名词)

   Something that is entertaining or attractive but lacks substance or real value.

   看似有趣但没有价值的东西；空洞无物的东西。

   • The movie was pure froth, lacking any real substance.

     这部电影纯粹是空洞无物，缺乏任何实质内容。

   • Their promises sounded great, but they were just froth.

     他们的承诺听起来很棒，但其实只是空洞无物。

   • The book is superficial and just a lot of meaningless froth.

     这本书很肤浅，只是很多无意义的空洞内容。

1. Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

   To form or cause a liquid to form a mass of small bubbles.

   （使）起泡

   • The detergent frothed up when stirred.

     当搅拌时，清洁剂起泡沫了。

   • The chef is frothing the milk for the cappuccino.

     厨师正在为卡布奇诺打奶泡。

   • The seawater frothed as it hit the shore.

     海水拍打岸边时起了泡沫。

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