inflate

第三人称单数：inflates现在分词：inflating过去分词：inflated过去式：inflated

inflate基本解释

及物/不及物动词使充气（于轮胎、气球等）; （使）膨胀; （使）通货膨胀; 物价上涨

inflate反义词

inflate

及物动词deflate

inflate同义词

动词blow uppuff outstretchincreasebroadenexpandswellenlarge

inflate相关例句

及物动词

1. He is inflated with pride.
他趾高气扬。

2. Fred inflated the football.
弗雷德给足球打了气。

不及物动词

1. Clothing has inflated in price.
服装涨价了。

inflate网络解释

1. 使胀大,使得意：inflame 使动怒,激怒 | inflate 使胀大,使得意 | inflect 转向,改变

2. 使膨胀：inflatable 可充气的 | inflate 使膨胀 | inflated stock 过多的库存器材

3. 膨胀;通货膨胀：presidential 总统的 | inflate 膨胀;通货膨胀 | once 一旦;同时;曾经

4. 打氣：轮胎冷补胶 tire cold patching cement | 打气 inflate | 轮胎气压 tire pressure

5. inflate：infl; 打气,充气

inflate词典解释

1. (使)充气;(使)膨胀;(使)胀大
If you inflate something such as a balloon or tyre, or if it inflates, it becomes bigger as it is filled with air or a gas.

e.g. Stuart jumped into the sea and inflated the liferaft...
斯图尔特跳到海里给救生艇充气。
e.g. Don's lifejacket had failed to inflate.
唐的救生衣未能充气膨胀。

2. 抬高(物价);(使)(物价)涨高
If you say that someone inflates the price of something, or that the price inflates, you mean that the price increases.

e.g. The promotion of a big release can inflate a film's final cost...
大规模发行所需的广告宣传会增加一部电影的最终成本。
e.g. Clothing prices have not inflated as much as automobiles.
服装价格的涨幅不及汽车那么高。

3. 夸张;夸大;吹嘘
If someone inflates the amount or effect of something, they say it is bigger, better, or more important than it really is, usually so that they can profit from it.

e.g. They inflated clients' medical treatment to defraud insurance companies...
他们夸大客户伤势的严重性和治疗情形以欺骗保险公司。
e.g. Even his war record was fraudulently inflated.
甚至他的参战履历也是夸大其词，充满谎言。

inflate英英释义

verb

1. become inflated

e.g. The sails ballooned

Synonym: balloonbillow

2. fill with gas or air

e.g. inflate a balloons

Synonym: blow up

3. exaggerate or make bigger

e.g. The charges were inflated

Synonym: blow upexpandamplify

4. increase the amount or availability of, creating a rise in value

e.g. inflate the currency

5. cause prices to rise by increasing the available currency or credit

e.g. The war inflated the economy