gasses

n.

气( gas的名词复数 )；毒气；（用于照明、加热、烧饭等的）可燃气体；麻醉气

v.

[美国俚语]使激动( gas的第三人称单数 )；使…吸入毒气；向…供应气体（如可燃气、煤气、沼气等）；（如在战争中）用毒气杀伤（人等）

1. Gas is now widely used for cooking and heating.
   现在普遍用煤气烧饭和取暖。
2. She lit the gas and gave the coffee another warm.
   她点燃煤气，把咖啡重新热了一下。
3. Hydrogen and oxygen are gases.
   氢和氧是气体。
4. Air is a mixture of gases.
   空气是气体的混合物。
5. I'll refill my cigarette lighter with gas.
   我将给打火机再灌满汽油。
6. He ran out of gas a mile from home.
   他在离家还有一英里的地方把汽油用完了。
7. His long speech was nothing but gas and hot air.
   他的长篇大论只是吹牛和空话。

1. He was badly gassed in the war.
   他在战争中深受毒气伤害。
2. She couldn't face the future, and gassed herself.
   她对未来感到绝望,用煤气自杀了。
3. You'd better gas up the car.
   你最好给车加油。

1. The girls were still gassing when I left.
   我走的时候，那些女孩子们还在胡扯。

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