slobber

vi.流口水；垂涎；（说话时）过分伤感；极端感情用事

verb

1. 流涎；流口水
   to let saliva come out of your mouth

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

现在分词:slobbering 过去式:slobbered 过去分词:slobbered 名词复数形式:slobbers 第三人称单数:slobbers

1. Women like kissing and they're generally not happy unless they're coated head to foot in slobber.
   妇女喜欢吻和他们一般不愉快他们涂上除非向脚在唾液内前进。
2. She is beginning to slobber and I can't get my handkerchief.
   她要开始流口水了，可是我没带手帕。
3. Sleep sleep sleep, sleep out ideal and slobber.
   睡觉睡着睡着，就睡出了理想和口水。
4. Your words are like the slobber of a buffalo& too long!
   我看你这个人的话，真是大牯牛的口水，太长！（&郭沫若：《屈原》）
5. I don't like watching animals eat, the always slobber over the food so much.
   我不喜欢看动物吃东西，它们看见食物总是涎水肆流。
6. The composition of poetry once pushed the elegance and fantasticality to the acme in a new period, and then started to go back to forward folk language and live language till "slobber poem".
   新时期的诗歌创作曾一度将诗语的典雅奇异推向一种极致，随后开始了面向生活语言的俗化的回归，一直发展到当下的“口水诗”，走到了另一个极端。
7. Here the horse is nuzzling the farrier's back, which covers his shirt in horse slobber and is often the prelude to a bite, not a kiss.
   图中的马正在用他的鼻子摩擦蹄铁匠的背，这样使得蹄铁匠的衬衫上都是马的口水而且这通常是马要咬你，而不是亲吻你的预兆。