Slurping Meaning in English
word · lemma: slurp
ˈsɫɝp
SLUR-ping
slˈɜːpɪŋ
SLUR-ping
释义
Making a loud sucking or sipping noise when eating or drinking, especially liquids like soup or noodles.
用法与细微差别
Often considered rude in Western cultures but normal in some Asian countries, especially with noodles or soup. Used mostly informally, often to describe noisy eating or drinking. Common collocations include 'slurping soup' and 'slurping noodles.'
Spanish: sorber ruidosamentePortuguese (BR): chupar fazendo barulhoPortuguese (PT): chupar ruidosamenteChinese (Simplified): 咕嘟咕嘟地喝 - 吸溜声Chinese (Traditional): 咕嚕咕嚕地喝 - 吸溜聲Hindi: चूसकर पीना (आवाज़ के साथ)Arabic: الرشف بصوتBengali: চোঁ চোঁ করা - শব্দ করে চুমুক দেওয়াRussian: чавканье - прихлёбываниеJapanese: すする音 - ズズッと飲むことVietnamese: húp xì xụp - hút (phát ra tiếng)Korean: 후루룩거리기Turkish: şapırdatmak (içecek/çorba ile) - höpürdetmekUrdu: چُسکیاں لینا (آواز کے ساتھ)Indonesian: menyeruput - menghirup (dengan suara)
例句
He was slurping his soup at the table.
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The children were slurping their noodles loudly.
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She started slurping her drink through a straw.
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Stop slurping! It's driving me crazy.
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In Japan, people think slurping noodles shows you like the food.
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The room was filled with the sound of everyone slurping their ramen.
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