bubble

英['bʌbl]美['bʌbl]

n.
1.泡，水泡，气泡
2.泡影，幻想
3.肥皂泡；（欲表达的）一点感情
v.[I,T]
1.起泡，使冒气泡
v.[I]
1.（移动时）发出冒泡的声音
2.洋溢着（某种感情）
3.强烈感受，充溢，存在

同：	[n.] house of cards [v.] belch, eruct, guggle, gurgle

This bubble economy has arisen because the Chinese people are now beginning to enjoy economic freedom and their spending power has increased.
这种泡沫经济产生的原因是中国人现在开始享受经济自由，而且他们的消费能力也有所提高。收藏
A small cavity formed in volcanic rock by entrapment of a gas bubble during solidification.
气疱在成石过程中在火山岩中包含气体的一种小洞穴收藏
The room was full of the bubble and the squeak of conversation.
满屋子的人所谈的都是空洞琐碎的事情。收藏
The explanation could lie in the sharp temperature jump a particle experiences when it becomes dispersed in a bubble of reactant gas
其解释是当颗粒被分散于反应气体的气泡中时，经受着温度的突然跃升。收藏
When will the US economy rebound from the collapse of the tech bubble in 2001?
什么时候美国经济才能从2001年高科技泡沫的破灭中反弹回来？收藏

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a hollow globule of gas (e.g., air or carbon dioxide)
a speculative scheme that depends on unstable factors that the planner cannot control
- his proposal was nothing but a house of cards
- a real estate bubble
[同] house of cards, bubble

form, produce, or emit bubbles
- The soup was bubbling
flow in an irregular current with a bubbling noise
- babbling brooks
[同] guggle, gurgle, babble, bubble, burble, ripple

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