gurgled

v.

作汩汩声，作咯咯声( gurgle的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. He let the coke gurgle down his throat.
   他咕噜咕噜地喝起了可乐。
2. The water gurgled as it ran down the plug-hole.
   水汨汨地从塞孔中流下去。
3. The baby was gurgling happily.
   那婴儿高兴得发出咯咯声。

1. The water emptied with a gurgle.
   水汩汩地流光了。
2. He gave a low gurgle of laughter.
   他发出一阵很低的咯咯的笑声。

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