splutters

英 [ˈsplʌtəz]

美 [ˈsplʌtərz]

v. 气急败坏地说; 慌张地说; 发噗噗声; 发噼啪声
n. 噗的一声; 啪的一声
splutter的第三人称单数和复数

VERB (因窘迫或生气而)结结巴巴地说，语无伦次地说，气急败坏地说
If someone splutters, they make short sounds and have difficulty speaking clearly, for example because they are embarrassed or angry.
1. 'But it cannot be,' he spluttered...
  “但这不可能，”他气急败坏地说道。
2. Molly leapt to her feet, spluttering and howling with rage.
  莫利跳了起来，气急败坏地大吼起来。
3. Splutter is also a noun.
4. He gave a brief splutter of laughter.
  他干笑了几声。
VERB 发出噼啪声
If something splutters, it makes a series of short, sharp sounds.
1. Suddenly the engine coughed, spluttered and died.
  突然发动机噗噗响起来，噼啪几下就熄火了。

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He splutters terribly when excited.
他一着急，说起话来就唾沫星子四溅。
I never heard anything about any plots during my time at the Fed – we barely talked about gold at all, splutters one former Fed vice-chairman, who points out that the Fed does not actually own any gold itself.
我在美联储期间，从没听说过任何阴谋&我们很少去谈论黄金，一位前美联储副主席情绪激动地说，他还指出，美联储并不实际持有任何黄金。
"Buyers will make a killing," splutters one Portuguese executive.
“买家将大赚一笔”，一个葡萄牙经营者气急败坏地说道。
The candle gave a few faint splutters and then went out.
蜡烛发出轻轻的毕剥声后就熄灭了。
The EBA are idiots, splutters the chairman of one big European bank.
欧洲银行管理局那帮人就是白痴，一家欧洲大银行的董事长气急败坏地说道。
The beewax were changed by adding softeners. The candle gave a few faint splutters and then went out.
石蜡靠加上软化剂发生变化。蜡烛发出轻轻的毕剥声后就熄灭了。