salivated
v. (过量地)分泌唾液( salivate的过去式和过去分词 )
When people or animals salivate, they produce a lot of saliva in their mouth, often as a result of seeing or smelling food.
Any dog will salivate when presented with food.
所有狗看到食物都会流口水。
If you say that someone is salivating over something such as the chance to make a lot of money, you are emphasizing that you disapprove of their pleasure or eagerness.
Johnson was salivating over the millions he stood to make...
约翰逊对快要到手的几百万垂涎欲滴。
American companies were salivating at the juicy contracts for rebuilding Kuwait that were likely to come their way.
重建科威特的合同利润丰厚,对于他们有望分得的那一杯羹,美国各公司都垂涎欲滴。
We salivated when he described the great meal.
当他描述那顿大餐时,我们都垂涎三尺.
So we salivated in 2008 to see a new generation of faces on each side.
因此,我们对在2008年看到两边新一代的面孔无比兴奋.
One patient salivated rigorously while another couldn't let go of the toothbrush during the seizure.
一名患者大量流涎,而另一名在癫痫发作过程中不能将牙刷从口中拿出.