[(h)wuʃt]
v.
（使）飞快移动( whoosh的过去式和过去分词 )；
n.the noise produced by the sudden rush of a fluid (a gas or liquid)
同义词：swoosh
v.move with a sibilant sound
"He whooshed the doors open"
同义词：woosh
move with a whooshing sound
同义词：hiss
gush or squirt out
"Oil whooshed up when the drill hit the well"
用作动词(v.)It goes whoosh up and whoosh down!
它呼一下上来了，呼一下又下去了！用作名词(n.)There was a whoosh as everything went up in flames.
在火焰中什么东西都呼呼地往上窜。
Cold wind whooshed between the gigantic mountains drifting along the little oak’s last brown leaf. Forests threw off their shabby c...
The 19-passenger French-built Dassault Falcon plane whooshed Clinton from Iowa to New Hampshire on Monday as the ink was barely dry ...
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