B2 [ I or T ] to cause food, drink, pills, etc. to move from your mouth into your stomach by using the muscles of your throat吞咽,吞下,咽下
[ I ] to use the muscles of your throat, as if moving something from your mouth into your stomach, because you are nervous or frightened, or are about to say something(因为紧张、害怕或要开始说话而)做吞咽动作,咽口水
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Jamie's always had trouble swallowing pills.
He swallowed his drink in one gulp.
You'll give yourself indigestion if you swallow your dinner so quickly.
Keep a lookout for small objects that a baby might swallow.
Because I'm a bad swimmer, I often go under and swallow a lot of water.
[ T ] If something large swallows (up) another thing, it makes it disappear or stop existing separately by making it part of itself.吞掉;吞没
[ T ] to use or take away a large part of something valuable大量使用,大量夺走(贵重之物)
C2 [ T ] informal to accept something without question or without expressing disagreement轻信;全盘接受
an act of using the muscles of your throat, or the amount of something you move into your stomach from your mouth by using the muscles of your throat吞,咽,吞咽
a small bird with pointed wings and a tail with two points that flies quickly and catches insects to eat as it flies燕子
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