bubble

US /ˈbʌb.əl/
UK /ˈbʌb.əl/
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气泡

a thin sphere of liquid enclosing air or another gas

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The soap created many bubbles in the water.
肥皂在水中产生了许多气泡。
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A bubble of air rose to the surface.
一个气泡浮到水面。
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泡泡, 罩子

a usually spherical transparent enclosure

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The child was playing inside a giant plastic bubble.
孩子在一个巨大的塑料泡泡里玩耍。
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The astronaut was protected by a transparent bubble on his helmet.
宇航员的头盔上有一个透明的气泡保护着他。
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泡沫, 小圈子

a good or fortunate situation that is isolated from reality or difficulties

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They live in a privileged bubble, unaware of the struggles outside.
他们生活在一个特权的泡沫中，对外面的挣扎一无所知。
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The company created a safe bubble for its employees during the pandemic.
疫情期间，公司为员工创造了一个安全的泡泡。
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冒泡, 沸腾

to form or rise in bubbles

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The champagne began to bubble in the glass.
香槟开始在杯中冒泡。
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Water was bubbling up from the spring.
水从泉眼中冒泡涌出。
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充满, 洋溢

to be full of a particular feeling or quality

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She was bubbling with excitement about her trip.
她对旅行感到兴奋不已。
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The whole room was bubbling with laughter.
整个房间都充满了笑声。
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