Bubbles Meaning in English
word · lemma: bubble
释义
Small balls of air or gas inside a liquid, or thin spheres of air formed in soap and similar liquids. The word can also be used for situations where prices rise in an unhealthy, unrealistic way.
用法与细微差别
Most commonly refers to physical 'bubbles' in water, soda, or soap. Common combinations: 'soap bubbles', 'air bubbles', 'bubble bath'. In economics, 'housing bubble' or 'financial bubble' is a common figurative use. Don't confuse it with 'foam', which is many tiny bubbles together.
例句
The kids made bubbles with soap and water.
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There are bubbles in my drink.
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Small bubbles rose to the top of the soup.
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I love drinks with lots of bubbles.
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The bath was full of warm water and bubbles.
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Some people think the housing market is in a bubble and those bubbles may burst soon.
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