wallowed

v.

沉迷( wallow的过去式和过去分词 )；热中于；在海浪中颠簸；快活地在泥沼中打滚

wallow in沉湎于；打滚

1. He threw himself upon his back and wallow at my feet.
   他四脚朝天地倒下去，在我脚边打滚。
2. The children enjoyed watching the hippopotamus wallowing in the mud.
   孩子们喜欢看河马在泥中打滚。
3. He seemed to be wallowing in luxury.
   他似乎沉溺于豪华的享乐中。
4. We should not wallow in the valley of despair.
   我们不应该陷在绝望中不能自拔。
5. The ship wallowed in the rough sea.
   船在汹涌的海上颠簸。

1. His parents are partly responsible for his wallow.
   他的父母对他的堕落负有部分责任。

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