bulge
bulge 英 [bʌldʒ] 美 [bʌldʒ]
n. 胀；膨胀；凸出部分 vt. 使膨胀；使凸起 vi. 膨胀；凸出
进行时:bulging 过去式:bulged 过去分词:bulged 第三人称单数:bulges 名词复数:bulges
- To bulge is to stick out, making a bump called a bulge. A leak in the roof might make your ceiling bulge, and a giant feast could make a bulge over your waistband.
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- n. 胀；膨胀；凸出部分
- vt. 使膨胀；使凸起
- vi. 膨胀；凸出
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1. Call it the Battle of the Fiscal bulge.
他把这叫作财政膨胀的战争。
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2. They grow, they bulge, they stretch and sometimes they even painfully pull.
它们成长，膨胀，伸展，有时候它们甚至费力地拉伸。
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3. The film business is like a snake digesting a large meal: the production bulge caused by the surge of money in 2006 and 2007 will take a year or so to work its way through the system.
如同一条正在消化一块巨大的肉的蛇，电影行业在2006和2007年获得巨额资金，它所引起的影片发行量的膨胀将会用一年左右的时间来消化。
- bulge (n.) c. 1200, "a wallet, leather bag," from Old French bouge, boulge "wallet, pouch, leather bag," or directly from Latin bulga "leather sack," from PIE *bhelgh- "to swell," extended form of root *bhel- (2) "to blow, swell." Sense of "a swelling, a rounded protuberance" is first recorded 1620s. Bilge (q.v.) might be a nautical variant. Meaning "bulging part of a military front" is from 1916.
- bulge (v.) "to protrude, swell out," 1670s, from bulge (n.). Related: Bulged; bulging.
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