Perspire Meaning in English
word
pɝˈspaɪɹ
per-SPY-er
pəspˈaɪə
puh-SPY-uh
释义
To sweat; to produce moisture on the skin, usually because of heat, exercise, or stress.
用法与细微差别
More formal and medical than 'sweat'; often used in written or scientific contexts. In everyday speech, 'sweat' is far more common. Common with 'heavily' or 'slightly': 'perspire heavily'.
Spanish: transpirar - sudarPortuguese (BR): suar - transpirarPortuguese (PT): transpirar - suarChinese (Simplified): 出汗 - 流汗Chinese (Traditional): 流汗 - 出汗Hindi: पसीना आनाArabic: يتعرّقBengali: ঘামাRussian: потетьJapanese: 発汗するVietnamese: đổ mồ hôiKorean: 땀을 흘리다Turkish: terlemekUrdu: پسینہ آناIndonesian: berkeringat
例句
People perspire when the weather is very hot.
basic
If you exercise, your body will perspire.
basic
He began to perspire during the test because he was nervous.
basic
Some people perspire more than others, even in cool weather.
natural
Don’t worry if you perspire during a presentation—it's normal.
natural
I barely perspired after that short walk, but my friend was drenched.
natural