pursed

英 [pɜːst]

美 [pɜːrst]

v.  撅嘴，撮起嘴唇(以表示反对等)
purse的过去分词和过去式

BNC.36627 / COCA.28799

柯林斯词典

• （尤指女式）钱包
  Apurseis a very small bag that people, especially women, keep their money in.

in AM, use 美国英语用 change purse


• N-COUNT 女用小包；坤包
  Apurseis a small bag that women carry.
  1. She looked at me and then reached in her purse for cigarettes.
     她看看我，接着伸手去包里拿香烟。

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 bag, handbag


• N-SING 资金；财力；财源
  Purseis used to refer to the total amount of money that a country, family, or group has.
  1. The money could simply go into the public purse, helping to lower taxes.
     这笔钱可以直接划入公共资金，帮助降低税收。
• VERB 缩拢，皱起，撅起（嘴唇）
  If youpurseyourlips, you move them into a small, rounded shape, usually because you disapprove of something or when you are thinking.
  1. She pursed her lips in disapproval.
     她撅起嘴唇，表示不赞成。

双语例句

• She pursed her lips in a smile and giggled.
  她抿着嘴吃吃地笑。
• She pursed her lips in disapproval.
  她撅起嘴唇，表示不赞成。
• 'Shall I get Liz for you?'Ernest picked up the phone, one eyebrow cocked, his mouth slightly pursed.
  “要我帮你接通丽莎吗？”恩尼斯拿起话筒，挑了挑眉，嘴角紧缩。
• He pursed his lips and remained silent.
  他堵起了嘴，总不作声。
• The girl pursed up her lips and frowned.
  女孩噘着嘴皱着眉。
• She pursed her lips and spoke hopefully.
  她噘起嘴来，话语中还带着希望。
• "Then why is your mouth all pursed up in that ridiculous way?"
  “那你为什么把嘴撮成那么个可笑的模样呀？”
• Breathe out through pursed lips as if you were whistling.
  从闭合嘴唇中呼气，就好像在吹口哨。
• He pursed his mouth tight, and watched.
  他撅着闭得紧紧的嘴，全神贯注地看着。
• But she said she had to face all these and try to be strong to pursed her dream.
  但丽贝卡说媒体也使她变得更加坚强，更加坚定地去追寻自己的音乐梦想。