perspire
英式音标：[pəˈspaɪə(r)] 怎么读
美式音标：[pərˈspaɪə(r)] 怎么读
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同义词： seep
同根词： perspire perspiration
perspire概况
vi. 流汗；分泌；渗出
vt. 使流汗；分泌出
perspire词义
vi.
出汗，流汗；
adj.
汗液可通过的；可随汗液排出的；排汗的；引起排汗的
变形
过去式：perspired过去分词：perspired现在分词：perspiring第三人称单数：perspires
英英释义
perspire[ pəs'paiə ]
v.excrete perspiration through the pores in the skin
同义词：sweatsudate
perspire用法
双语例句
用作动词(v.)
On the scorching summer day, he who is apt to sweat will perspire heavily.
炎炎夏日，爱出汗的他挥汗成雨。
If a person is inclined to perspire, does this affect the impact of fragrance?
如果一个人容易出汗，会影响香水的效果吗？
权威例句
Don't Perspire. InspireInspire to perspire
Aspire to perspire? I don't think so
An achievement to perspire to
Unite to Triumph than perspire to succumb
Live Long and Perspire: Exercise May Slow Aging at Chromosomal Level
Sexism Rears Its Ugly Head: Men Perspire More Than Women!
Thin type strip pattern hydroscopic perspire shell fabric
[Also solid slabs in stables are not allowed to perspire]. [German]
At school when I go to P.E., I perspire. Do you know why this happens?(Ask Doctor Cory)
perspire词源
perspire
perspire: see spirit
perspire (v.)
1640s, "to evaporate through the pores," a back-formation from perspiration and in part from Latin perspirare "to breathe, to blow constantly" (see perspiration). Meaning "to sweat" is a polite usage attested from 1725. Medical men tried to maintain a distinction between "sensible" (sweat) and "insensible" perspiration:
[I]t is sufficient for common use to observe, that perspiration is that insensible discharge of vapour from the whole surface of the body and the lungs which is constantly going on in a healthy state; that it is always natural and always salutary; that sweat, on the contrary, is an evacuation, which never appears without some uncommon effort, or some disease to the system, that it weakens and relaxes, and is so far from coinciding with perspiration, that it obstructs and checks it. [Charles White, "A Treatise on the Management of Pregnant and Lying-in Women," London, 1791]
Related: Perspired; perspiring.