spluttering

英 [ˈsplʌtərɪŋ]

美 [ˈsplʌtərɪŋ]

v.  气急败坏地说; 慌张地说; 发噗噗声; 发噼啪声
splutter的现在分词

复数：splutterings　

BNC.41526

柯林斯词典

• VERB (因窘迫或生气而)结结巴巴地说，语无伦次地说，气急败坏地说
  If someonesplutters, they make short sounds and have difficulty speaking clearly, for example because they are embarrassed or angry.
  1. 'But it cannot be,' he spluttered...
     “但这不可能，”他气急败坏地说道。
  2. Molly leapt to her feet, spluttering and howling with rage.
     莫利跳了起来，气急败坏地大吼起来。
  3. Splutteris also a noun.
     
  4. He gave a brief splutter of laughter.
     他干笑了几声。
• VERB 发出噼啪声
  If somethingsplutters, it makes a series of short, sharp sounds.
  1. Suddenly the engine coughed, spluttered and died.
     突然发动机噗噗响起来，噼啪几下就熄火了。

双语例句

• Molly leapt to her feet, spluttering and howling with rage.
  莫利跳了起来，气急败坏地大吼起来。
• Sam resurfaced, coughing and spluttering.
  萨姆又露面了，不停地咳嗽，唾星四溅。
• The utility model relates to a high-power planar magnetic control spluttering cathode belonging to a double-silver layer low-emissivity film.
  一种高功率平面磁控溅射阴极，它属于一种双银层低辐射膜。
• European industry yesterday showed fresh signs of spluttering in the wake of global economic storms, with Germany and the UK reporting sharper than expected falls in output.
  在全球经济风暴之后，欧洲工业昨日出现新的不稳迹象。数据显示，德国和英国工业产出下降大过预期。
• The Indian economy is slowing and spluttering, and will continue to do so for some time.
  印度经济日趋放缓且步履维艰，这种状况会持续相当一段时间。
• Freedom from flicker, no spluttering and low glare. Can thoroughly eliminate eye fatigue. Free of liquid mercury, it is the best light source for environmental protection.
  无闪烁、溅射、眩光，彻底消除眼睛疲劳，且不含液态汞。是绿色环保的首选光源。因而对其发射系统进行仿真分析，可以很好地指导液态金属离子源的设计制造。
• People thought the spluttering sound could help drive away evil spirits.
  人们认为爆裂的声音能够驱逐厄运。
• But it isn't only academics spluttering over their tea;
  不只是学者们一边喝茶一边义愤难平；
• Wearing a white uniform and a very 1980s headband, I jogged proudly past the citizenry, holding the bronze torch and its spluttering chemical flame aloft, for about a quarter of a mile.
  我身穿白色制服，头绑极具80年代风格的头带，高举光芒四射的青铜火炬，在旁观市民的注视下，骄傲地跑过大约四分之一英里的路程。
• The old gentleman in the corner of the carriage was spluttering with indignation at something he was reading in his newspaper.
  坐在车厢角落里的一位老先生边看报纸边愤怒地嘟囔着。