育才学习网1. 沉末的英语怎么写
sink /sɪŋk/ DJ /sɪŋk/ KK verb Irregular: sank /sæŋk/ DJ /sæŋk/ KK; sunk /sʌŋk/ DJ /sʌŋk/ KK; sunk; sunk to go down below the surface or towards the bottom of a liquid or soft substance 下沉；下陷；沉没 V to damage a boat or ship so that it goes below the surface of the sea, etc. 使下沉；使沉没 VN of a person 人 to move downwards, especially by falling or sitting down 倒下；坐下 V VN + adv./prep. of an object 物体 to move slowly downwards 下沉；下陷；沉降 V to decrease in amount, volume, strength, etc. 降低；减少；减弱 V to become quieter 变低；变小 V written to make a deep hole in the ground 挖，掘（深坑、深洞） VN to place something in the ground by digging 埋入；打下 VN See also: sunken to prevent somebody or somebody's plans from succeeding 使失败；使受挫；阻挠 VN informal to hit a ball into a hole in golf or snooker （高尔夫球）击球入洞；（斯诺克）击球入袋 VN to drink something quickly, especially a large amount of alcohol 猛喝；灌 VN British English informal Idiom: be sunk in something to be in a state of unhappiness or deep thought 陷入不快（或沉思）中 Idiom: (like rats) deserting/leaving a sinking ship humorous, disapproving used to talk about people who leave an organization, a company, etc. that is having difficulties, without caring about the people who are left （比喻只顾自己而离开处于困境中的机构等）（像）逃离沉船（的老鼠） Idiom: sink your differences to agree to forget about your disagreements 摒弃分歧；搁置歧见 Idiom: a/that sinking feeling informal an unpleasant feeling that you get when you realize that something bad has happened or is going to happen 不祥的感觉；沮丧之情 Idiom: sink or swim to be in a situation where you will either succeed by your own efforts or fail completely 不自救，必沉沦；自己努力，以求生存 Idiom: sink so low; sink to something to have such low moral standards that you do something very bad 堕落到这种地步；沉沦到某种程度 See also: your heart sinks Phrasal: sink in; sink into something of words, an event, etc. 话语、事情等 to be fully understood or realized 被完全理解；被充分意识到 of liquids 液体 to go down into another substance through the surface 渗透；渗入 Phrasal: sink into something to go gradually into a less active, happy or pleasant state 渐渐进入（消极、不快等的）状态 Phrasal: sink into something; sink something into something to go, or to make something sharp go, deep into something solid （把某物）插入 Phrasal: sink something into something to spend a lot of money on a business or an activity, for example in order to make money from it in the future 把资金投入企业（或活动） noun a large open container in a kitchen that has taps/faucets to supply water and that you use for washing dishes in （厨房里的）洗涤池，洗碗槽 See also: plug washbasin Synonym especially American English See also: everything but the kitchen sink。