gurgle
/ˈɡɜːɡl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡɜːrɡl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈgər-gəl/ (ame, mw)
gurgle — 動詞
- gurglepresent simple I / you / we / they
- gurgleshe / she / it
- gurgledpast simple
- gurgling-ing form
1. When a very young child gurgles, they make a soft, bubbly noise deep in the thro
咯咯發聲
嬰兒開心時喉嚨發出的咯咯聲
When a very young child gurgles, they make a soft, bubbly noise deep in the throat, usually because they are content, amused, or comfortable.
Baby Fatima gurgled happily when her mother tickled her tiny feet.
小法蒂瑪被媽媽搔腳丫時開心地咯咯笑了起來。
baby + gurgle + adverb of manner
The newborn opened his dark eyes and gurgled softly at the nurse.
新生兒睜開黑眼睛,對著護士輕輕地咯咯出聲。
From the kitchen, Elif heard her baby gurgling in the playpen.
艾莉芙從廚房聽見寶寶在遊戲圍欄裡咯咯發聲。
Dimitri's daughter gurgled with delight each time the dog came near.
每次狗狗靠近,迪米崔的女兒就開心地咯咯笑。
Amara lifted the rattle and her baby brother gurgled, reaching for it.
阿瑪拉舉起搖鈴,她的小弟弟咯咯發聲伸手要抓。
文法句型
baby + gurgle
gurgle + with + noun
用法筆記
Subject is always a baby or very young child. The verb describes only happy, contented sounds — it is not used for crying, fussing, or sounds of distress.
常見錯誤
2. When water gurgles, it moves along producing a gentle bubbling or rippling sound
潺潺流淌
水流經窄處發出的輕柔氣泡聲
When water gurgles, it moves along producing a gentle bubbling or rippling sound — you hear this most often from narrow streams, brooks, or liquid draining through a pipe.
A narrow stream gurgled over the smooth stones behind Santiago's farmhouse.
一條窄窄的小溪在聖地牙哥農舍後方的光滑石頭上潺潺流淌。
stream + gurgle over + surface (water movement pattern)
Elena sat beside the fountain, listening to the water gurgle in the stone basin.
艾蓮娜坐在噴泉旁,聽著水在石盆中潺潺作響。
The creek gurgled past Kwame's tent, and he fell asleep within minutes.
小溪在夸米的帳篷旁潺潺流過,他不到幾分鐘就睡著了。
Water gurgled softly through the old iron pipe beneath the kitchen floor.
水在廚房地板下的舊鐵管中輕輕地潺潺流動。
Rafael followed the sound of gurgling water until he found a hidden spring.
拉斐爾循著潺潺水聲,找到了一處隱密的泉源。
- babble
similar in meaning; babble suggests a faster, more chattering sound from water
- burble
more irregular and often louder; used for both water and conversation
- trickle
focuses on the thin, slow movement of water rather than the sound it makes
- murmur
softer, lower sound; less bubbly and more like a quiet continuous hum
文法句型
water + gurgle
stream + gurgle
gurgle + over/through + noun
用法筆記
Subject is usually water or another liquid. It is most natural with words for narrow or small channels — stream, brook, creek, pipe, drain — and not typically used for large rivers or oceans.