BOILOVER

BOILOVER

形容词

boilover [adjective] (of a liquid) to overflow or erupt suddenly from a container due to excessive heat or pressure 例句： 1. The boiling pot of soup resulted in a boilover mess all over the stovetop. (烧沸的汤锅导致了火炉顶部的溢出混乱。) 2. The heat caused a boilover situation, with the liquid spilling onto the burner. (高温导致了一种溢出情况，液体溢出到了炉灶上。)

名词

boilover [noun] 1. The act or instance of a liquid suddenly overflowing or erupting from a container due to excessive heat or pressure. 2. (sports) An unexpected result or upset in a competition, particularly when an underdog defeats a favorite. 词语辨析： - Boilover (名词) 指液体由于过热或过压而突然从容器中溢出或喷出的行为或情况。 - Boilover (体育) 指在比赛中出现意外的结果或冷门，特别是当弱队击败强队时。 词汇扩充： - Overflow: 溢出，泛滥 - Erupt: 爆发，喷发 - Excessive: 过度的，过多的 - Heat: 热，加热 - Pressure: 压力 - Result: 结果，导致 - Upset: 意外的结果，冷门 - Underdog: 弱队 - Favorite: 强队，受欢迎的人或物 近义词： - Spill over - Boiling over - Overflowing 反义词： - Contain - Controlled

柯林斯词典

boilover (名词) 1. (of a liquid) an instance of overflowing or erupting suddenly from a container due to excessive heat or pressure. 2. (sports) an unexpected result or upset in a competition. 柯林斯词典例句： 1. Add the cornflour mixture and continue to stir until the sauce reaches boiling point to avoid a boilover. (添加玉米淀粉混合物，继续搅拌直到酱汁达到沸点以避免溢出。) 2. The match ended in a boilover, with the underdog team defeating the reigning champions. (比赛以冷门结束，弱队击败了卫冕冠军。)

牛津词典

boilover (名词) 1. (of a liquid) an instance of overflowing or erupting suddenly from a container due to excessive heat or pressure. 2. (sports) an unexpected result or upset in a competition. 牛津词典例句： 1. The soup had a dangerous boilover that spilled onto the stove. (这碗汤有一个危险的溢出，洒在了炉子上。) 2. The race ended in a boilover, with the underdog winning by a narrow margin. (比赛以冷门结束，弱队以微弱优势获胜。)

中英对照例句

1. Boil the milk slowly to prevent a boilover. (慢慢地煮牛奶，以防止溢出。)
2. There was a dangerous boilover when the pressure cooker exploded. (压力锅爆炸时发生了危险的喷溅。)
3. I forgot about the boiling pot and caused a boilover. (我忘记了正在煮沸的锅，导致了溢出。)
4. The team's unexpected victory was a boilover in the championship. (球队意外的胜利是本次锦标赛中的冷门。)
5. The crowd went wild after witnessing the thrilling boilover. (观看了激动人心的冷门后，观众们疯狂了。)
6. A boilover in the election led to a change in government. (选举中的冷门导致了政府的更替。)
7. The match ended in a boilover, with the underdog team triumphing. (比赛以冷门结束，弱队获胜。)
8. The soup is boiling over, please turn down the heat. (汤快要溢出了，请把火调小。)
9. Her anger boiled over and she couldn't control herself anymore. (她的愤怒爆发了，她再也无法控制自己。)
10. The pressure inside the container caused a dangerous boilover. (容器内的压力导致了危险的喷溅。)
11. The boilover of the liquid caused a mess on the stovetop. (液体的喷溅在炉灶顶部造成了一片混乱。)
12. The unexpected result was a boilover that stunned the audience. (意想不到的结果是一个令观众震惊的冷门。)
13. We had a boilover in the office when the project deadline was missed. (项目截止日期错过时，办公室内发生了一场冷门。)
14. The boilover in the football match caused a major upset. (足球比赛中的冷门引起了重大波澜。)
15. I couldn't believe it when I witnessed the boilover at the tennis match. (当我目睹了网球比赛中的冷门时，我简直不敢相信。)
16. His sudden outburst was a boilover of his pent-up frustration. (他突然的爆发是他积压的沮丧情绪的喷发。)
17. The soup is dangerously close to a boilover, please reduce the heat. (汤与溢出的危险非常接近，请减小火力。)
18. The pressure in the container caused a boilover, spilling hot liquid everywhere. (容器内的压力导致了喷溅，热液体溅得到处都是。)
19. She couldn't handle the stress anymore, and her emotions boiled over. (她再也无法应对压力，情绪爆发了。)
20. The boilover in the race shocked the entire sports community. (比赛中的冷门震惊了整个体育界。)
21. The boilover at the end of the game caused a lot of excitement among the fans. (比赛结束时的冷门在球迷中引起了很多兴奋。)