slobber
slobber 英 ['slɒbə] 美 ['slɑbɚ]
vi. 流口水；情不自禁地说；过分感伤地说；感情迸发 vt. 处事马虎；流口水弄湿；口齿不清地说 n. 口水；感情用事的话
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- To slobber is to allow spit, or saliva, to drip from your mouth. Your dog will probably slobber if you tease her with your hamburger.
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- vi. 流口水；情不自禁地说；过分感伤地说；感情迸发
- vt. 处事马虎；流口水弄湿；口齿不清地说
- n. 口水；感情用事的话
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1. You may kiss passionately and slobber all over each other.
你们可能激情相吻，然后彼此口水一身。
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2. Mr Honts found that those who had had a dog to slobber and pounce on them ranked their team-mates more highly on measures of trust, team cohesion and intimacy than those who had not.
Honts先生发现那些有条狗在那儿流着口水，和人嬉戏的小组的成员对自己的组员在信任度，团队凝聚力和亲密度上的评分都要高于没有狗的小组。
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3. But the slobber and attention is free!
但是它们所产生的吸引力却是免费的。
- slobber (v.) c. 1400, probably of imitative origin; compare Frisian slobberje "to slurp," Middle Low German slubberen "slurp," Middle Dutch overslubberen "wade through a ditch." Related: Slobbered; slobbering. As noun from c. 1400 as "mud, slime," 1755 as "saliva." Congreve has slabber (v.), from Middle Dutch slabberen.
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