spout 音标拼音: [sp'ɑʊt]
n . 喷口
vt . 喷出,喷射,滔滔不绝说出,典押
vi . 喷射,高谈阔论
喷口喷出,喷射,滔滔不绝说出,典押喷射,高谈阔论
spout n 1 :
an opening that allows the passage of liquids or grain v 1 :
gush forth in a sudden stream or jet ; "
water gushed forth "
[
synonym : {
spurt }, {
spirt }, {
gush }, {
spout }]
2 :
talk in a noisy ,
excited ,
or declamatory manner [
synonym : {
rant },
{
mouth off }, {
jabber }, {
spout }, {
rabbit on }, {
rave }]
Spout \
Spout \ (
spout ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Spouted };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Spouting }.] [
Cf .
Sw .
sputa ,
spruta ,
to spout ,
D .
spuit a spout ,
spuiten to spout ,
and E .
spurt ,
sprit ,
v .,
sprout ,
sputter ;
or perhaps akin to E .
spit to eject from the mouth .]
1 .
To throw out forcibly and abundantly ,
as liquids through an orifice or a pipe ;
to eject in a jet ;
as ,
an elephant spouts water from his trunk .
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Who kept Jonas in the fish '
s maw Till he was spouted up at Ninivee ? --
Chaucer .
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Next on his belly floats the mighty whale . . .
He spouts the tide . --
Creech .
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2 .
To utter magniloquently ;
to recite in an oratorical or pompous manner .
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Pray ,
spout some French ,
son . --
Beau . &
Fl .
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3 .
To pawn ;
to pledge ;
as ,
to spout a watch . [
Cant ]
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Spout \
Spout \,
v .
i .
1 .
To issue with violence ,
or in a jet ,
as a liquid through a narrow orifice ,
or from a spout ;
as ,
water spouts from a hole ;
blood spouts from an artery .
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All the glittering hill Is bright with spouting rills . --
Thomson .
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2 .
To eject water or liquid in a jet .
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3 .
To utter a speech ,
especially in a pompous manner .
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Spout \
Spout \,
n . [
Cf .
Sw .
spruta a squirt ,
a syringe .
See {
Spout },
v .
t .]
1 .
That through which anything spouts ;
a discharging lip ,
pipe ,
or orifice ;
a tube ,
pipe ,
or conductor of any kind through which a liquid is poured ,
or by which it is conveyed in a stream from one place to another ;
as ,
the spout of a teapot ;
a spout for conducting water from the roof of a building . --
Addison . "
A conduit with three issuing spouts ." --
Shak .
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In whales . . .
an ejection thereof [
water ]
is contrived by a fistula ,
or spout ,
at the head . --
Sir T .
Browne .
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From silver spouts the grateful liquors glide .
--
Pope .
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2 .
A trough for conducting grain ,
flour ,
etc .,
into a receptacle .
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3 .
A discharge or jet of water or other liquid ,
esp .
when rising in a column ;
also ,
a waterspout .
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{
To put up the spout }, {
To shove up the spout },
or {
To pop up the spout },
to pawn or pledge at a pawnbroker '
s ; --
in allusion to the spout up which the pawnbroker sent the ticketed articles . [
Cant ]
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278 Moby Thesaurus words for "
spout ":
anabasis ,
ascension ,
ascent ,
avenue ,
babble ,
beak ,
belch ,
blab ,
blabber ,
blather ,
blether ,
blow open ,
blow out ,
blowhole ,
blowout ,
bond ,
bottomry ,
brash ,
break out ,
burst forth ,
burst of rain ,
burst out ,
carry on ,
cascade ,
cast forth ,
cataract ,
channel ,
chat ,
chatter ,
chute ,
clack ,
clamber ,
clatter ,
climb ,
climbing ,
cloudburst ,
conduit ,
debate ,
debouch ,
decant ,
declaim ,
deluge ,
demagogue ,
deposit ,
destroyed ,
dip ,
discharge ,
disembogue ,
disgorge ,
disgorgement ,
dither ,
door ,
downfall ,
downflow ,
downpour ,
downspout ,
drain ,
drain out ,
drencher ,
duct ,
egress ,
ejaculate ,
ejaculation ,
eject ,
elevation ,
elocute ,
emission ,
emit ,
empty ,
emunctory ,
eruct ,
eructation ,
erupt ,
eruption ,
escalade ,
escape ,
estuary ,
exhaust ,
exit ,
expatiate ,
expel ,
expulsion ,
extravasate ,
extravasation ,
falls ,
find vent ,
flood ,
floodgate ,
flow ,
flow out ,
flume ,
flush ,
font ,
force ,
fount ,
fountain ,
gab ,
gabble ,
gargoyle ,
gas ,
geyser ,
gibber ,
gibble -
gabble ,
go bail ,
go on ,
gone ,
gossip ,
grimace ,
gush ,
gush out ,
gushing rain ,
gyring up ,
ham ,
ham it up ,
handsel ,
harangue ,
haver ,
heavy rain ,
hock ,
hold forth ,
hurl forth ,
hypothecate ,
impignorate ,
increase ,
jabber ,
jaw ,
jet ,
jump ,
leap ,
levitation ,
loophole ,
lost ,
mortgage ,
mount ,
mounting ,
mouth ,
mug ,
natter ,
opening ,
orate ,
out ,
out -
herod Herod ,
outburst ,
outcome ,
outfall ,
outflow ,
outgate ,
outgo ,
outlet ,
outpour ,
overact ,
overdramatize ,
palaver ,
patter ,
pawn ,
perorate ,
plash ,
play ,
pledge ,
pontificate ,
pop ,
pore ,
port ,
post ,
pour ,
pour forth ,
pour out ,
prate ,
prattle ,
put in hock ,
put in pawn ,
put up ,
rabble -
rouse ,
rainburst ,
rainspout ,
rainstorm ,
ramble on ,
rant ,
rattle ,
rattle on ,
rave ,
read ,
recite ,
reel off ,
rise ,
rising ,
roar ,
rocketing up ,
rodomontade ,
run on ,
run out ,
rush ,
sally port ,
saltation ,
scud ,
send forth ,
send out ,
shoot ,
shooting up ,
sluice ,
sluice out ,
soaker ,
soaking rain ,
soaring ,
spate ,
speechify ,
spew ,
spew out ,
spiel ,
spiracle ,
spit ,
spout off ,
spout out ,
spouter ,
spray ,
spring ,
spritz ,
spurt ,
spurtle ,
squirt ,
stake ,
stream ,
surge ,
takeoff ,
taking off ,
talk ,
talk away ,
talk nonsense ,
talk on ,
tap ,
throw away ,
throw out ,
tittle -
tattle ,
torrent of rain ,
tub -
thump ,
twaddle ,
twattle ,
underact ,
up the spout ,
upclimb ,
upcoming ,
updraft ,
upgang ,
upgo ,
upgoing ,
upgrade ,
upgrowth ,
uphill ,
upleap ,
uplift ,
upping ,
uprisal ,
uprise ,
uprising ,
uprush ,
upshoot ,
upslope ,
upsurge ,
upsurgence ,
upsweep ,
upswing ,
vault ,
vent ,
ventage ,
venthole ,
vomit ,
vomit forth ,
vomit out ,
vomitory ,
waffle ,
waterspout ,
way out ,
weir ,
well ,
well out ,
yak ,
yakkety -
yak ,
zooming
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