sponge 的英语意思
spongesponge1 /spʌndʒ/ noun 
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[countable, uncountable] a piece of a soft natural or artificial substance full of small holes, which can suck up liquid and is used for washing天然或人工制成的柔软多孔材料的一块，能吸收液体，用于清洗2[countable] a simple sea creature from which natural sponge is produced天然海绵的来源，一种构造简单的海洋生物3[singular] British English an act of washing something with a sponge用海绵擦洗某物的行为4[countable, uncountable] British English a light cake made from flour, sugar, butter, and eggs以面粉、糖、黄油和鸡蛋制成的松软蛋糕: 
a Victoria sponge维多利亚海绵蛋糕5[countable] a sponger揩油者；靠人养活者
查看全部语言翻译1 [countable, uncountable] a piece of a soft natural or artificial substance full of small holes, which can suck up liquid and is used for washing天然或人工制成的柔软多孔材料的一块，能吸收液体，用于清洗2[countable] a simple sea creature from which natural sponge is produced天然海绵的来源，一种构造简单的海洋生物3[singular] British English an act of washing something with a sponge用海绵擦洗某物的行为4[countable, uncountable] British English a light cake made from flour, sugar, butter, and eggs以面粉、糖、黄油和鸡蛋制成的松软蛋糕: a Victoria sponge维多利亚海绵蛋糕5[countable] a sponger揩油者；靠人养活者spongesponge2 verb 1 (also sponge down) [transitive] to wash something with a wet cloth or sponge用湿布或海绵擦洗某物: Clean the rug by sponging it gently.用海绵轻轻擦洗地毯来清洁它。 She stood on the bath mat and sponged herself down.她站在浴室垫上，用海绵将全身上下擦洗干净。2[intransitive] informal非正式 to get money, free meals etc from other people, without doing anything for them – used to show disapproval不为他人做任何事而从别人那里获取金钱、免费饮食等——含贬义sponge off/on These people are just sponging off the taxpayers.这些人只是在靠纳税人养活自己。3[transitive always + adverb/preposition] to remove liquid or a mark with a wet cloth or sponge用湿布或海绵去除液体或污迹sponge something off (something) I’ll go and sponge this juice off my dress.我去把裙子上的果汁擦掉。4[transitive] to put paint on a surface using a sponge用海绵将颜料涂抹到表面sponge something on (something) Just sponge the paint on, like this.就这样用海绵把颜料涂上去。
1 (also sponge down) [transitive] to wash something with a wet cloth or sponge用湿布或海绵擦洗某物: Clean the rug by sponging it gently.用海绵轻轻擦洗地毯来清洁它。 She stood on the bath mat and sponged herself down.她站在浴室垫上，用海绵将全身上下擦洗干净。2[intransitive] informal非正式 to get money, free meals etc from other people, without doing anything for them – used to show disapproval不为他人做任何事而从别人那里获取金钱、免费饮食等——含贬义sponge off/on These people are just sponging off the taxpayers.这些人只是在靠纳税人养活自己。3[transitive always + adverb/preposition] to remove liquid or a mark with a wet cloth or sponge用湿布或海绵去除液体或污迹sponge something off (something) I’ll go and sponge this juice off my dress.我去把裙子上的果汁擦掉。4[transitive] to put paint on a surface using a sponge用海绵将颜料涂抹到表面sponge something on (something) Just sponge the paint on, like this.就这样用海绵把颜料涂上去。