drowning

n.

溺水，溺死；

v.

（使）淹没， （使）溺死( drown的现在分词 )；浸透；浸泡；压过

drown out淹没，压过

1. She saved him from drowning, but only at the cost of her own life.
   他遇溺时她把他救了，但却牺牲了自己的生命。
2. He dived from the bridge to rescue the drowning child.
   他从桥上跳入水中去抢救那溺水儿童。
3. He ventured his life to save a little girl from drowning.
   他冒生命危险救起了一个小女孩，使她免于淹死。
4. He rescued a drowning child holding on to a plank.
   他救起了一个紧紧抓住一块木板的溺水的孩子。

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Drowning of the Mississippi Delta due to insufficient sediment supply and global sea-level rise
Pathogenesis of unexplained drowning: new insights from a molecular autopsy.
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[Evaluation of the effectiveness of immediate means of resuscitation in ocean drowning]
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