FLOWwhen liquid moves or comes out of somethingRELATED WORDSsee alsoLIQUIDWATERPOUR1 when liquid moves or comes out of something 液体移动或从某处出来flow /fləʊ/ [intransitive verb]if a liquidflows, it moves in a steady, continuous stream from one place to another 流，流淌 The river flows more slowly here and it is safe to swim. 这一段河水流得较缓慢，游泳很安全。flow into/out of/over From here, factory waste flows straight into the sea. 工厂排放的污水从这儿直接流入大海。 Tears flowed down her cheeks as she hugged her children. 她拥抱孩子们时泪水顺着她脸颊流下来。 Oil flowed from the tanker into the sea. 石油从油轮流入海中。come out /ˌkʌm ˈaʊt/ [intransitive phrasal verb]if liquidcomes out of a pipe, container etc, it flows out fairly slowly and in fairly small quantities 慢慢流出 When I turned on the tap a brownish liquid came out. 我打开水龙头，一股褐色的液体慢慢流出来。come out of There's oil coming out of your engine. 你的引擎内有油流出来。 I can't get the ketchup to come out of the bottle. 我无法把番茄酱从瓶子里弄出来。pour /pɔːʳ/ [intransitive verb]if a liquid or substancepours out of something, large amounts flow out of it 倒，灌，大量流出pour out of/off/down etc Sweat poured down his face. 他脸上汗流如注。 Water was pouring out of the release gates on the dam. 水从水坝闸门里往外涌出。 Rain poured through the open window, waking me again an hour later. 雨从开着的窗户灌进来，一小时后再次把我弄醒。 Lava from the volcano is pouring down the mountain towards the town. 火山喷出的熔岩从山上淌下来朝着该镇流去。run /rʌn/ [intransitive verb]if a liquid runs somewhere, it flows quickly and smoothly; if a tap is running, water is flowing out of it 流动；流出 Who left the faucet running? 谁没关上水龙头让水在流?run along/down etc Tears ran down her face. 泪水顺着她脸颊流淌下来。 A stream runs along the bottom of the field. 一条小溪沿着田地的最远处流过。leak /liːk/ [intransitive verb]if a liquidleaks from a container or pipe, or if a container or pipeleaks, the liquid comes out through a small hole or crack because the container or pipe is damaged 漏出，渗出 I think the fuel tank is leaking. 我觉得油箱漏了。leak through/into/out of/from Water was leaking from a pipe in the bathroom. 浴室内的一条水管漏水了。 Yoghurt had leaked out of the pot all over my lunchbox. 酸奶从罐里漏出来，流得我的午餐盒内到处都是。drip /drɪp/ [intransitive verb]if a liquiddrips, it falls slowly and steadily, in drops 滴下drip off/out/onto etc The blood was still dripping from the cut on his lip. 他嘴唇的伤口上还在滴血。 We stood under a tree, with rain dripping onto our heads. 我们站在树下，雨滴落到我们头上。 Wax from the candle dripped on the tablecloth. 蜡烛上的蜡滴到桌布上。ooze /uːz/ [intransitive verb]if a thick liquid, or a substance such as blood or mud,oozes out of something, it comes out of it slowly and steadily 〔浓液体〕慢慢渗出ooze out of/from A mixture of mud and rainwater oozed out of the bottom of the bucket. 泥和雨水的混合物从水桶底下渗出来。 Blood was oozing from the wound. 血从伤口慢慢渗出。 Thick, sticky syrup oozes out of the tree trunk and is collected in buckets. 又厚又黏的汁液从树干上渗出，被收集在桶里。gush /gʌʃ/ [intransitive/transitive verb]if a liquid gushes from something, or if something gushes it, it flows or pours out very quickly in large quantities 〔液体〕涌出，喷出 The knife wound was gushing blood. 刀伤处鲜血喷涌而出。gush out/from/down etc Oil gushed from the hole in the ship's hull. 石油从船身的一个洞内喷出。 A pipe burst in one of the apartments above, and water gushed down. 楼上一个套间内有根管子裂了，水大量涌下来。gush [singular noun]gush of A sudden gush of liquid spurted out of the plant. 这棵植物突然喷出一股液体。trickle /ˈtrɪkəl/ [intransitive verb]if a liquid trickles somewhere, it flows slowly in drops or in a thin stream 点滴地流，涓涓地流trickle down/into/out Blood trickled down the side of her face. 她脸颊淌着血。 Water trickled out of the pipe. 水从水管内滴出。 The fire spread when burning gasoline trickled from the car toward other vehicles. 这辆车上滴出的燃烧着的汽油流向别的汽车，火就蔓延开来了。trickle [singular noun] The raging torrent had been reduced to no more than a trickle. 狂暴的急流减弱了，至多只剩涓涓细流。squirt /skwɜːʳt/ [intransitive/transitive verb]if you squirt liquid or it squirts, it is forced out of a narrow hole in a thin fast stream 喷射，喷出 Kids were squirting each other with water pistols. 小孩子们在用水枪互相喷水。squirt something on somebody/something He squirted some ketchup on his fries. 他在炸薯条上喷了些番茄酱。squirt from/into The batter is squirted into round molds, then baked. 面糊喷到圆形模具里，然后烘烤。squirt [countable noun]squirt of Add a couple of squirts of lemon juice to the mixture. 给混合物喷一点柠檬汁。spurt /spɜːʳt/ [intransitive/transitive verb]if a liquid spurts or something spurts it, it comes out of something quickly and suddenly and with a lot of force 喷出，涌出 The knife hit an artery, and the wound spurted blood. 刀划到动脉，伤口喷出血来。spurt from/out of/into Oil from the spill spurted into the crystal waters of Prince William Sound. 溢出的石油涌入威廉王子湾清澈的水域。 Water spurted from the burst pipe. 爆裂的水管中水喷涌而出。spurt [countable noun] The whale sent one final spurt into the air and disappeared. 鲸把最后一柱水喷向空中，然后消失了。cascade /kæˈskeɪd/ [intransitive verb]to flow down something in large quantities 瀑布似地落下，大量倾泻cascade from/into/down etc The walls of the cave are smooth, polished by the water cascading from above. 洞壁很光滑，是上面泻下来的水冲刷成的。 Water from the broken water main cascaded into a subway station. 破裂的主水管中涌出的水倾泻进了地铁站。cascade [countable noun]cascade of Rainbows glanced off the cascade of the waterfall. 瀑布的急流上空映照着道道彩虹。