plumped

英 [plʌmpt]

美 [plʌmpt]

v.  使变大; 使更软; 使更圆
plump的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：plumped　

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 丰满的；胖乎乎的；圆滚滚的
  You can describe someone or something asplumpto indicate that they are rather fat or rounded.
  1. Maria was small and plump with a mass of curly hair...
     玛丽亚身材矮小丰满，一头卷发。
  2. He pushed a plump little hand towards me.
     他把一只胖胖的小手朝我伸了过来。
  3. ...red pears, ripe peaches and plump nectarines.
     红色的梨、熟了的桃和圆润的油桃
• VERB （通过摇抖或拍打）使膨松，使松软鼓起
  If youplumpa pillow or cushion, you shake it and hit it gently so that it goes back into a rounded shape.
  1. She panics when people pop in unexpectedly, rushing round plumping cushions.
     一群人冷不防地冒出来，跑来跑去地拍松垫子，这把她吓坏了。
  2. Plump upmeans the same asplump.
     plump up 同 plump
  3. 'You need to rest,' she told her reassuringly as she moved to plump up her pillows.
     “你需要休息，”她一边安慰她一边走过去拍打枕头。
• VERB （常指经过犹豫或深思熟虑后）选择，选中
  If youplump forsomeone or something, you choose them, often after hesitating or thinking carefully.
  1. I think Tessa should plump for Malcolm, her long-suffering admirer.
     我想特莎应该选择长期默默爱慕她的马尔科姆。

双语例句

• We have really plumped up these chickens.
  我们确实把这些鸡养肥了。
• Joan sat down on the bus, and plumped her bags down next to her.
  琼坐在公共汽车上，把包往身旁一扔。
• He plumped his money down to secure one of the few remaining tickets.
  他迅速撂下钱，在剩下不多的票中抢购了1张。
• He switched on the light and plumped up the cushions.
  他打开了灯，拍松了靠垫。
• He plumped himself down and fell asleep.
  他扑通倒下来睡着了。他绊了一下，差一点跌倒。
• I wanted the red car, but Mary plumped for the blue one with gray seats.
  我想要那辆红色的汽车，但玛丽硬要挑选有灰色座位的蓝色汽车。
• Jack lost his balance, and plumped against the door post.
  杰克失去了平衡，扑通一声跌倒在门柱上。
• The judges had eventually plumped for rushdie's novel.
  评审员们最后选中了拉什迪的小说。
• The Memphis delegation plumped for Jackson.
  孟菲斯代表团全力支持杰克逊。
• He plumped for the Labor Party; I backed Kennedy in1960.
  他支持工党；我在1960年支持肯尼迪。