第六课

他使用报纸去擦洒了的饮料。

他用【了】【一些】报纸【浸干】了【那些】【洒出来的】饮料。

He used some newspaper to soak off those drink spilt up. 

He used some newspaper to soak up the spilt drinks.

spill 

Definition of spill

spilled play \ˈspild, ˈspilt\ also spilt play \ˈspilt\; spilling

transitive verb

1: to cause or allow especially accidentally or unintentionally to fall, flow, or run out so as to be lost or wasted

2a : to cause (blood) to be lost by wounding b archaic : kill, destroy

3: to let out : divulge 

spill a secret

4a : to relieve (a sail) from the pressure of the wind so as to reef or furl itb : to relieve the pressure of (wind) on a sail by coming about or by adjusting the sail with lines

5: to throw off or out 

a horse spilled him

intransitive verb

1a : to flow, run, or fall out, over, or off and become wasted, scattered, or lost 

water spillingover the dam

b : to cause or allow something to spill

2: to spread profusely or beyond bounds 

crowds spilled into the streets

3: to fall from one's place (as on a horse)

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spillable

 play \ˈspi-lə-bəl\ adjective

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spiller

 noun

— spill one's guts

: to divulge especially personal information

— spill the beans

: to divulge secret or hidden information

He use*d* some newspaper to soak+up the spil*t* drinks.

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