fizzing

1. VERB 嘶嘶地冒泡;发出嘶嘶声
   If a drink fizzes, it produces lots of little bubbles of gas and makes a sound like a long 's'.
   1. After a while their mother was back, holding a tray of glasses that fizzed.
      过了一会儿他们的母亲回来了，用托盘端着一杯杯嘶嘶冒泡的饮料。
   2. Fizz is also a noun.
      
   3. I wonder if there's any fizz left in the lemonade.
      我琢磨着柠檬汁里不知道还有没有嘶嘶作响的气泡。
2. VERB (引擎等)发出长长的嘶声，嘶嘶地响
   If something such as an engine fizzes, it makes a sound like a long 's'.
   1. When I started the engine it sparked, fizzed and went dead.
      我刚发动引擎时，引擎冒出火星，发出长长的嘶声，然后就熄火了。
3. N-UNCOUNT 趣味;激情;活力
   If you say that someone puts fizz into something, you mean that they make it more interesting or exciting.
   1. A Brazilian public relations firm has brought some fizz into his campaign.
      一家巴西公关公司给他的竞选活动带来了些许活力。
4. N-UNCOUNT 香槟;起泡沫的葡萄酒
   Champagne or sparkling wine is sometimes called fizz .
   1. ...a bottle of fizz.
      一瓶香槟

1. A very different kind of struggle is, shall we say, fizzing in China.
   可以说，这是一场与众不同的斗争。
2. Enjoy fizzing about being charming, contacts you make now come in very handy later on.
   享受自己迷人的状态，你现在接触到的在将来会非常有用。
3. Finally, a fizzing home market reduces the temptation for big overseas expansion.
   最终，炙热的本土市场降低了大举海外扩张的吸引力。
4. This combination of challenges and opportunities is producing a fizzing cocktail of creativity.
   机遇和挑战并存产生了无限的创造力。
5. This time, fizzing would indicate acid in the soil.
   这一次，嘶嘶声则表明了土壤是酸性的。
6. A couple of hours later, I interviewed a politician who was fizzing with excitement about a popular social science book.
   几小时之后，我采访了一位对一本此类专著激动不已的政界人士。

adj

1. hissing and bubbling

   Synonym:    fizzy