splash
/splæʃ/ (bre, ipa) · /splæʃ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsplash/ (ame, mw)
splash — 動詞
- splashpresent simple I / you / we / they
- splasheshe / she / it
- splashedpast simple
- splashing-ing form
1. to make drops of a liquid land on a surface or person, especially when you are h
濺;潑
液體灑落或潑灑到表面
to make drops of a liquid land on a surface or person, especially when you are handling the liquid or it moves suddenly.
Mauricio splashed coffee on his shirt while pouring a second cup.
Mauricio 倒第二杯咖啡時,把咖啡濺到了襯衫上。
splash + liquid + on + surface — accidental spilling
A wave splashed over the side of the boat, soaking Élise's towel.
一個浪頭潑到船舷上,把 Élise 的毛巾都弄溼了。
Harper splashed cold water on her face to wake up before the exam.
Harper 把冷水潑到臉上,讓自己在考試前清醒過來。
The red paint splashed across the wooden floor when the can fell off the ladder.
油漆罐從梯子上掉下來時,紅漆濺得木地板上到處都是。
- contain
to keep liquid from escaping
文法句型
splash + liquid + on/over/onto + surface
liquid + splashes + preposition + surface
用法筆記
Both transitive (you splash a liquid) and intransitive (the liquid splashes) patterns are common. The liquid that does the splashing is usually the subject of the intransitive form.
常見錯誤
2. to push your body or limbs through water energetically, sending drops flying in
嬉水;拍水
在水中玩耍,把水拍得到處都是
to push your body or limbs through water energetically, sending drops flying in all directions, usually while playing.
The children splashed happily in the shallow end of the swimming pool.
孩子們在游泳池的淺水區裡開心地拍水玩耍。
splash + adverb + in + location — playing in water
Andrei splashed water at his little sister until she begged him to stop.
Andrei 朝妹妹潑水,直到她求他停下來才罷休。
Darius jumped into the lake and splashed about for nearly an hour.
Darius 跳進湖裡,在裡面拍水拍了大約一個小時。
A dog ran into the stream and splashed around, chasing a floating stick.
一隻狗跑進小溪裡,追逐著一根漂浮的樹枝,弄得水花四濺。
文法句型
splash + adverb/preposition (about, around, in)
splash + noun + at + person
用法筆記
Commonly used with particles like about, around, and in. The intransitive form focuses on the person's movement through water rather than the liquid itself.
常見錯誤
3. to place a news story, photograph, or headline in a very large and noticeable po
顯著刊登
將新聞或圖片放在醒目位置
to place a news story, photograph, or headline in a very large and noticeable position in a newspaper, magazine, or website.
The local newspaper splashed the mayor's resignation across its front page.
當地報紙把市長辭職的消息登在頭版最顯眼的位置。
splash + story + across + front page — media use
Photos of the festival victory were splashed all over the news websites.
賽事勝利的照片被顯著地刊登在各家新聞網站上。
passive: be splashed all over + publication
The magazine splashed her photograph on the cover of the special edition.
那家雜誌把她的照片放在了特刊的封面上。
Every morning the portal splashes the top headlines across its homepage banner.
每天早上,該入口網站都會把頭條新聞醒目地展示在首頁橫幅上。
- plaster
more informal, suggests an overwhelming or excessive display
- display prominently
more formal and less vivid than splash
- emblazon
more literary, suggests decorative or heraldic display
文法句型
be splashed + across/on/over + noun
splash + noun + across/on/over + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used with a prepositional phrase (across, on, over, all over). The passive form (be splashed) is very common in news contexts.
4. to add patches of vivid colour to a surface in a way that seems free and natural
灑綴;點綴
用鮮豔色塊裝飾表面
to add patches of vivid colour to a surface in a way that seems free and natural rather than neat and organised.
Yara splashed bright yellow paint across one wall of her living room.
Yara 在她客廳的一面牆上灑綴了鮮黃色的顏料。
splash + colour + across + surface — artistic decorating
The designer splashed the dark blue fabric with gold and silver patterns.
設計師在深藍色的布料上點綴了金色和銀色的圖案。
splash + surface + with + colour
Sunlight splashed patches of orange across the kitchen floor at sunset.
夕陽西下時,陽光在廚房地板上灑下了一片片橘色的光影。
Lukas splashed the canvas with bold strokes of red and green paint.
Lukas 用大膽的紅色和綠色筆觸在畫布上灑綴色彩。
文法句型
splash + noun + with + colour
splash + colour + across/on/over + noun
用法筆記
Often used in art and design contexts. The focus is on the deliberate, creative arrangement of colour, not on accidental spilling.
常見錯誤
splash — 名詞
- splashsingular
- splashesplural
1. a little liquid that has landed on a surface after being knocked or tipped from
濺出的液體
灑落在表面的少量液體
a little liquid that has landed on a surface after being knocked or tipped from a container.
There were big splashes of paint on the garage floor near the ladder.
車庫裡梯子附近的地板上有好幾大片濺出的油漆。
a splash of + liquid — small quantity of spilled liquid
Nellie wiped up the splash of milk that had dripped from the table.
Nellie 擦掉了從桌上滴下來的牛奶漬。
A small splash of red wine stained the edge of the white tablecloth.
一小片紅酒漬染汙了白色桌布的邊緣。
The carpet showed dark splashes of water where the plant pot had leaked.
地毯上有好幾塊深色的水漬,那是花盆漏水造成的。
文法句型
a splash of + liquid
splash of + liquid + on + surface
用法筆記
Often used with of to specify the liquid: a splash of milk, a splash of wine. The phrase a splash of can also refer to a deliberately added small amount of liquid in cooking or drinks.
常見錯誤
2. the short, loud sound that is made when something hits or moves through water.
潑濺聲
物體落入水中發出的聲響
the short, loud sound that is made when something hits or moves through water.
The only sound was the soft splash of oars dipping into the river.
唯一聽到的聲音是船槳輕輕划入河水時的潑濺聲。
the splash of + noun — sound description
Brian heard a loud splash behind him and turned around quickly.
Brian 聽到身後傳來一聲響亮的潑濺聲,趕快轉過頭去看。
The stone hit the lake with a loud splash and then sank silently.
石頭砰的一聲落入湖中,濺起水花後靜靜沉了下去。
A heavy splash from the bathroom meant someone dropped a towel in the tub.
浴室傳來咚的一聲水響,她知道有人把毛巾掉進浴缸裡了。
文法句型
a splash
with a splash
hear a splash
用法筆記
This sense is countable and typically singular. It can be modified by adjectives describing volume: a loud splash, a soft splash, a heavy splash.
3. a small area of bright colour on a surface, often placed for visual effect.
色塊
表面上一小片鮮豔的顏色
a small area of bright colour on a surface, often placed for visual effect.
The painting had bright splashes of red and orange against a dark background.
這幅畫在深色背景上有幾處鮮豔的紅色和橘色色塊。
a splash of + colour — visual effect
Adaeze added a splash of yellow to the grey room by buying sunflower cushions.
Adaeze 買了向日葵圖案的靠墊,為灰色的房間增添了一抹黃色。
The garden was mostly green, with splashes of purple from the lavender bushes.
花園以綠色為主,薰衣草叢點綴著幾抹紫色。
A single splash of pink in the corner of the canvas drew the viewer's eye.
畫布角落的一抹粉紅吸引了觀賞者的目光。
文法句型
a splash of + colour
用法筆記
Commonly used in art, design, and fashion criticism. The phrase a splash of colour is a fixed expression meaning a small amount of bright colour that makes something more attractive.
常見錯誤
4. a piece of news that causes great public interest or excitement, usually for a b
轟動話題
短時間內引起關注的新聞
a piece of news that causes great public interest or excitement, usually for a brief time.
The scandal about the hospital made a huge splash in the national news media.
關於那家醫院的醜聞在全國新聞媒體上引起了很大的轟動。
make a splash — idiom meaning to attract great attention
The celebrity wedding created a big splash online for several days.
那場名人婚禮在網路上連續好幾天都是熱門話題。
That book made quite a splash when it first came out last summer.
那本書去年夏天剛出版時著實引起了一陣轟動。
The documentary about food waste caused a splash and led to new policies.
那部關於食物浪費的紀錄片引起廣泛討論,最終促成了新政策的制定。
文法句型
make a splash
a big splash
用法筆記
Almost always used in the fixed phrase make a splash or cause a splash, meaning to attract a lot of attention. It is not used as a simple noun (e.g., ❌ 'The splash was big').
常見錯誤
5. the act or sound of a liquid being scattered about, or the playful movement of a
潑水;拍水
撥弄或拍打液體的動作
the act or sound of a liquid being scattered about, or the playful movement of a person or animal in water.
Mira giggled at the splash of water as Maeve jumped into the pool.
Mira 看到 Maeve 跳進游泳池濺起水花,咯咯地笑了起來。
the splash of + noun — action of scattering water
The splash of the ducks in the pond could be heard from the picnic table.
鴨子在池塘裡拍水的聲音,從野餐區都聽得到。
Linh loved the splash of the fountain on her skin during the summer heat.
Linh 很喜歡夏天炎熱時噴泉的水花打在皮膚上的感覺。
A lot of splash came from the washing machine when the door seal broke.
洗衣機的門封條破了之後,裡面的水濺得到處都是。
- spattering
usually refers to liquid hitting a surface, not movement in water
文法句型
the splash of + noun
a splash in + location
用法筆記
Can be countable (a splash) or uncountable (lots of splash). The uncountable use is more common when describing continuous activity or sound.