bubble

noun

1. 泡；气泡
   a ball of air or gas in a liquid, or a ball of air inside a solid substance such as glass
   1. champagne bubbles
      香槟酒的泡沫
   2. a bubble of oxygen
      氧气泡
   3. blowing bubbles into water through a straw
      用麦管在水里吹泡泡
2. 肥皂泡
   a round ball of liquid, containing air, produced by soap and water
   1. The children like to have bubbles in their bath.
      孩子们喜欢浴盆里有肥皂泡。
3. （欲表达的）一点感情
   a small amount of a feeling that sb wants to express
   1. a bubble of laughter/hope/enthusiasm
      一点笑声 / 希望 / 热心
4. 泡沫（很可能持续不长的好景或好运）
   a good or lucky situation that is unlikely to last long
   1. At the time the telecoms bubble was at its height.
      当时电信业的泡沫正处于极度膨胀时期。

verb

1. 起泡；冒泡
   to form bubbles
   1. The water in the pan was beginning to bubble.
      锅里的水开始冒泡。
   2. Add the white wine and let it bubble up .
      加入白葡萄酒，让它产生泡沫。
2. （移动时）发出冒泡的声音
   to make a bubbling sound, especially when moving in the direction mentioned
   1. I could hear the soup bubbling away.
      我能听到汤在咕嘟咕嘟地响。
   2. A stream came bubbling between the stones.
      一条小溪沿着石缝汩汩地流过来。
3. 洋溢着（某种感情）
   to be full of a particular feeling
   1. She was bubbling over with excitement.
      她兴奋不已。
4. 强烈感受；充溢；存在
   to be felt strongly by a person; to be present in a situation
   1. Laughter bubbled up inside him.
      他忍不住心中窃笑。
   2. the anger that bubbled beneath the surface
      内心潜涌着的愤怒

1. N-COUNT 泡；气泡
   Bubbles are small balls of air or gas in a liquid.
   1. Ink particles attach themselves to air bubbles and rise to the surface.
      墨汁颗粒附着在气泡上，浮到表面上。
   2. ...a bubble of gas trapped under the surface.
      困在液面下的一个气泡
2. N-COUNT 肥皂泡
   A bubble is a hollow ball of soapy liquid that is floating in the air or standing on a surface.
   1. With soap and water, bubbles and boats, children love bathtime.
      有了肥皂、水、泡泡和小船，孩子们都喜欢洗澡。
3. N-COUNT （股票价值的）泡沫
   A bubble is a situation in which large numbers of people want to buy shares in a company that is new or not yet financially successful, and pay more than the shares are worth. When it becomes clear that the shares are worth less than people paid for them, you can say that the bubble has burst.
   1. Everyone is hoping that these hi-tech companies will turn out to be the Microsofts of the future. At the moment they look more like the focus of a speculative bubble...
      每个人都希望这些高科技公司能成为未来的微软。目前它们看上去更像是投机泡沫的中心。
   2. When the development bubble burst, federal regulators started probing the balance sheets of the biggest banks.
      房地产开发泡沫破灭后，联邦监管机构开始调查审计各家大型银行的资产负债表。
4. （漫画中显示人物对白的）气泡框，圆框
   In a cartoon, a speech bubble is the shape which surrounds the words which a character is thinking or saying.
5. VERB 冒泡；沸腾
   When a liquid bubbles, bubbles move in it, for example because it is boiling or moving quickly.
   1. Heat the seasoned stock until it is bubbling...
      将调好味的肉汤加热至沸腾。
   2. The coffeepot bubbled, filling the room with fragrance...
      咖啡煮开了，满屋子都是香味。
   3. The fermenting wine has bubbled up and over the top...
      发酵的葡萄酒已经冒泡，溢了出来。
   4. Danny looked down at the stream bubbling through the trees nearby.
      丹尼朝下望去，只见溪水潺潺流过附近的树林。
6. VERB 忙碌；活跃
   If something bubbles, it is very busy or lively.
   1. At the same time, the press bubbles with stories of the sale of Russian arms to Serbia...
      与此同时，报纸上登满了俄罗斯向塞尔维亚出售武器的报道。
   2. The show bubbles like pink champagne with pretty sets, exquisite costumes and enchanting dance routines.
      这个节目满眼都是包装漂亮的粉红香槟、华美的服装和迷人的舞蹈。
7. VERB 不断出现；滔滔不绝
   A feeling, influence, or activity that is bubbling away continues to occur.
   1. ... political tensions that have been bubbling away for years
      …持续多年的政治紧张局势
   2. Rumours of financial scandals have come bubbling back to the surface...
      有关财务丑闻的谣言接连不断地冒出来。
   3. Retail sales and car sales have been bubbling along, quite nicely, for some months.
      几个月来，零售业和汽车的销售一直不错。
8. VERB 滔滔不绝地说；洋溢着（某种感情）
   Someone who is bubbling with a good feeling is so full of it that they keep expressing the way they feel to everyone around them.
   1. She came to the phone bubbling with excitement...
      她走到电话旁，兴奋地说个不停。
   2. She came back bubbling with ideas.
      她带着满脑子的想法回来了。
   3. Bubble over means the same as bubble .
      bubble over 同 bubble
   4. He was quite tireless, bubbling over with vitality.
      他毫无倦意，兴致勃勃地说个没完。
   5. Bubble is also a noun.
      
   6. As she spoke she felt a bubble of optimism rising inside her.
      当她讲话时，她感到内心的乐观情绪越来越高涨。

1. Ink particles attach themselves to air bubbles and rise to the surface.
   墨汁颗粒附着在气泡上，浮到表面上。
2. With soap and water, bubbles and boats, children love bathtime.
   有了肥皂、水、泡泡和小船，孩子们都喜欢洗澡。
3. Everyone is hoping that these hi-tech companies will turn out to be the Microsofts of the future. At the moment they look more like the focus of a speculative bubble
   每个人都希望这些高科技公司能成为未来的微软。目前它们看上去更像是投机泡沫的中心。
4. When the development bubble burst, federal regulators started probing the balance sheets of the biggest banks.
   房地产开发泡沫破灭后，联邦监管机构开始调查审计各家大型银行的资产负债表。
5. Heat the seasoned stock until it is bubbling
   将调好味的肉汤加热至沸腾。
6. The coffeepot bubbled, filling the room with fragrance
   咖啡煮开了，满屋子都是香味。
7. The fermenting wine has bubbled up and over the top
   发酵的葡萄酒已经冒泡，溢了出来。
8. Danny looked down at the stream bubbling through the trees nearby.
   丹尼朝下望去，只见溪水潺潺流过附近的树林。
9. At the same time, the press bubbles with stories of the sale of Russian arms to Serbia
   与此同时，报纸上登满了俄罗斯向塞尔维亚出售武器的报道。
10. The show bubbles like pink champagne with pretty sets, exquisite costumes and enchanting dance routines.
    这个节目满眼都是包装漂亮的粉红香槟、华美的服装和迷人的舞蹈。
11. Rumours of financial scandals have come bubbling back to the surface
    有关财务丑闻的谣言接连不断地冒出来。
12. Retail sales and car sales have been bubbling along, quite nicely, for some months.
    几个月来，零售业和汽车的销售一直不错。
13. She came to the phone bubbling with excitement
    她走到电话旁，兴奋地说个不停。
14. She came back bubbling with ideas.
    她带着满脑子的想法回来了。
15. The bubble has burst.
    气泡破了。
16. Finally, though there's no real estate bubble right now, china is absolutely not immune to bubbles and economic cycles.
    最后，尽管如今中国的房地产市场不存在泡沫，但中国一定不可能一直避免发展泡沫与经济循环。
17. News of the defeat quickly burst the bubble of our self-confidence.
    失败的消息使我们的自信心迅速破灭了。
18. The bubble had crashed.
    泡沫破灭了。
19. All this has raised fears of a policy-induced bubble.
    这一切都让投资者对一场政策诱导的泡沫感到害怕。
20. And we can have another real bubble.
    我们可能将迎来另一个真正的泡沫。
21. It creates a bubble.
    这种现象帮助制造了市场泡沫。
22. Economic growth will slow further because of the decline in exports and the bursting of the real estate bubble.
    由于出口下降和房地产泡沫破裂，经济增长将进一步放缓。
23. We mix the bubble line and the dew line together.
    我们把气泡线和露线结合起来。
24. Others fear it is the next big bubble.
    其他人担心，这孕育了下一场重大泡沫。
25. I'm talking about living in a bubble.
    我所说的是我们生活在一个泡沫中。
26. The ample liquidity available in the market has raised concern of a bubble forming.
    市场中充裕的流动性，引发了人们对泡沫正在形成的担忧。
27. The pre-crisis bubble masked fundamental problems with the US economy.
    危机之前的泡沫掩盖了美国经济中的根本性问题。
28. I am not denying that China's asset market is a bubble.
    我不否认中国资产市场存在泡沫。
29. Next came the rise and fall of the Asian miracle bubble.
    接下来的是“亚洲奇迹”泡沫的兴起和破灭。
30. What caused the credit bubble?
    是什么造成了信贷泡沫？

  bubble fizz foam froth lather【导航词义：泡沫】

  bubble n. 泡沫，气泡

〔辨析〕通常指液体中的气泡，有时也指固体中的气泡。

  fizz n. 气泡

〔辨析〕尤指某些饮料中的小气泡。

  foam n. 泡沫

〔辨析〕指液体表面的泡沫。

  froth n. 泡沫

〔辨析〕词义同 foam，可换用。

  lather n. 泡沫

〔辨析〕主要指肥皂水等的泡沫。

bubble under

1. 即将成功；快要出名
   to be likely to be very successful or popular soon
   1. champagne bubbles
      香槟酒的泡沫
   2. a bubble of oxygen
      氧气泡
   3. blowing bubbles into water through a straw
      用麦管在水里吹泡泡

n.

the bubble bursts

• （好事或好运）突然告吹，成为泡影；泡沫破灭
  there is a sudden end to a good or lucky situation
  1. When the bubble finally burst, hundreds of people lost their jobs.
     当泡沫最终破灭时，有几百人丢了饭碗。

burst sb's bubble

• 使某人希望破灭；毁掉某人的幸福
  to bring an end to sb's hopes, happiness, etc.

noun

1. a dome-shaped covering made of transparent glass or plastic

2. an impracticable and illusory idea
   1. he didn't want to burst the newcomer's bubble

3. a speculative scheme that depends on unstable factors that the planner cannot control
   1. his proposal was nothing but a house of cards
   2. a real estate bubble

   Synonym:    house of cards

4. a hollow globule of gas (e.g., air or carbon dioxide)

verb

1. expel gas from the stomach
   1. In China it is polite to burp at the table

   Synonym:    burpbelcheruct

2. form, produce, or emit bubbles
   1. The soup was bubbling

3. cause to form bubbles
   1. bubble gas through a liquid

4. rise in bubbles or as if in bubbles
   1. bubble to the surface

5. flow in an irregular current with a bubbling noise
   1. babbling brooks

   Synonym:    ripplebabbleguggleburblegurgle