Slop Meaning in English
word
/ˈsɫɑp/
SLAHP
/slˈɒp/
SLOP
释义
To spill a liquid or semi-liquid messily; also refers to watery food waste fed to animals, or thick mud or dirty liquid.
用法与细微差别
Mainly informal. As a verb, often used with liquids ('slop water on the floor'). As a noun, 'pig slop' means animal food scraps, and 'slop' can mean dirty, semi-liquid substances. Not to be confused with 'slob' (untidy person).
Spanish: derramar - residuos (de comida) - fangoPortuguese (BR): derramar - lavagem (de comida) - lamaPortuguese (PT): derramar - lavagem (de comida) - lamaChinese (Simplified): 溢出 - 泔水 - 泥浆Chinese (Traditional): 溢出 - 泔水 - 泥漿Hindi: छपकाना - बासी खाना (जानवरों के लिए) - कीचड़Arabic: يَسكُب - بقايا الطعام (للحيوانات) - طينBengali: আবর্জনা (খাবার) - কাদা - ছিটিয়ে ফেলা (তরল)Russian: жидкие помои - грязь - проливать (жидкость)Japanese: 残飯 (えさ) - 泥 - こぼすVietnamese: thức ăn thừa (cho động vật) - bùn lầy - làm đổ (chất lỏng)Korean: 여물 - 진흙탕 - 흘리다Turkish: artık yemek (hayvanlar için) - çamur - dökmek (sıvı)Urdu: جانوروں کا بچا ہوا کھانا - کیچڑ - چھڑک دیناIndonesian: limbah makanan (untuk hewan) - lumpur - menumpahkan
例句
Be careful not to slop your soup.
basic
The pigs eat leftover slop from the kitchen.
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Rain turned the field into thick slop.
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She accidentally slopped coffee all over her books.
natural
Kids, don’t track that muddy slop into the house!
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The cafeteria served some weird-looking slop for lunch today.
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