a soft, wet, pulpy mass 浆状物,烂糊状东西;软块 she trudged through the mush of fallen leaves. 她费力地走过腐烂的落叶。 [count noun]the flowers had been flattened into a sodden pink mush. 花儿已被压碎成了湿漉漉的粉红色软泥。 ■(figurative)feeble or cloying sentimentality (喻)感情脆弱;过分的多愁善感;感情过分外露 the film's not just romantic mush. 这电影并非只是缠绵悱恻而已。
[count noun](Brit. informal)a person's mouth or face (英,非正式)嘴;脸
(N. Amer.)thick maize porridge (北美)玉米粥
verb
[with obj.][usu. as adj. mushed]reduce (a substance) to a soft, wet, pulpy mass 使成烂糊状,把…弄烂,把…碾碎 a cake combining layers of mushed prune and pastry. 由一层层李子酱和面层组成的蛋糕。
语源
late 17th cent. (in sense 3): apparently a variant of mash
mush2 [mʌʃ] (N. Amer.)(北美) verb
[no obj., with adverbial of direction]go on a journey across snow with a dog sled 驾狗拉雪橇作雪地旅行 Sepala mushed through the land of the midnight sun. 赛帕拉乘着狗拉雪橇通过白夜地区。 ■[with obj.]urge on (the dogs) during such a journey (雪地旅行)赶着(狗)前进
exclamation
a command urging on dogs during such a journey 快走(对拉雪橇狗的吆喝)
noun
a journey across snow with a dog sled 驾狗拉雪橇的旅行
语源
mid 19th cent.: probably an alteration of French marchez! or marchons!, imperatives of marcher 'to advance'
mush3 [mʊʃ] noun
(Brit.)used as an informal term of address (英)[非正式称呼]老兄,老弟,朋友 what you doing round here, mush?. 你在这里干什么,老弟?。