soaking up

英

美

v. 吸取；吸收

双语例句

• True, gold has some industrial and decorative utility, but the demand for these purposes is both limited and incapable of soaking up new production.
  的确，黄金有一些工业和装饰用途，但这些用途的需求有限，不足以消化新的产量。
• We walked along the beach, past the rows of supine bodies soaking up the sun.
  我们沿着海滩漫步，一路上看到一排排仰卧着沐浴阳光的人群。
• He was like a sponge, erasing the past, soaking up the future.
  他象一块海绵，挤出过去，吸进未来。
• I was lying on my stomach soaking up the sun.
  我正趴在那里晒着太阳。
• Many people believe the mind is like a sponge, soaking up facts which then present themselves on the stage of consciousness in all their pristine reality.
  许多人认为，人的心灵如同一块海绵，将以原始形态呈现在意识中的事实一点一点地收集起来。
• It has always made me feel healthier somehow, and from my mid teens until my early thirties I spent many a happy hour soaking up the sun's rays.
  它一直让我感觉健康不知何故，并从我十几岁，直到中旬我国30年代初我花了许多快乐时光吸收太阳光。
• Wine fans in Hong Kong, mainland China and elsewhere in Asia are also increasingly prepared to invest considerable time and effort in soaking up not just the beverage itself, but also the information that goes into drinking and purchasing decisions.
  香港、中国内地以及亚洲其他地区的葡萄酒爱好者还准备投入相当多的时间和努力，不仅享用饮品本身，还要获取品尝及购买决定所需的信息。
• Soaking up the atmosphere of the Spanish villages
  沉浸在西班牙乡村的空气中
• We're having a great time, soaking up the sun.
  我们晒着日光浴，玩得很愉快。
• I felt only darkness, even while soaking up the full sunshine of the morning as I walked toward the library building.
  我朝着图书馆大楼走去，尽管沉浸在上午的灿烂阳光里，却感到一片黑暗。