gape
gape 英 [geɪp] 美 [ɡep, ɡæp]
vi. 裂开，张开；打呵欠 n. 裂口，张开；呵欠
进行时:gaping 过去式:gaped 过去分词:gaped 第三人称单数:gapes 名词复数:gapes
- If Bigfoot walked down your street wearing a tutu, you might gape or stare at the man-ape with your mouth open. You'd really gape if the tutu had a gaping, or wide open, hole.
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- vi. 裂开，张开；打呵欠
- n. 裂口，张开；呵欠
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1. a gaping hole, a gaping mouth, a gaping wound
豁开的洞；张大的嘴；裂开的伤口
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2. He stood yawning, his pyjama jacket gaping open.
他敞开睡衣站着打哈欠。
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3. gape at
瞪眼看
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4. The curtains gaped when the wind blew.
风吹起时窗帘张开了
- gape (v.) early 13c., from an unrecorded Old English word or else from Old Norse gapa "to open the mouth wide, gape" (see gap (n.)). Related: Gaped; gaping. As a noun, "act of opening the mouth," from 1530s.
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