sucked

基本解释

He sucked at his cigar and then agreed with what I said.
他吸了一口雪茄，然后对我所说的表示同意。
The perchlorates in the mud then sucked moisture out of the air until there was enough water for them to dissolve (a process known as deliquescence).
泥中的高氯酸盐于是吸收空气中的湿气，直到有足够的水使其溶解（这个过程叫作“潮解”）。
Though seawater contains only three parts per billion of uranium, mostly in the form of uranyl tricarbonate, the element can be sucked out of it by ion exchange.
虽然铀在海洋中的含量只有十亿分之三，但其中大部分都以三碳酸铀的形式存在，使得铀元素可以通过离子交换吸出。

I don't know about that. I am not so sure." But then, we realized that like when we walk out that door, it's the whole world again. So you get sucked up by your group, by your sort of identity.
我不知道，不是很确定，然后呢，我们就意识到走出那个大门，又是一个完整的世界，所以你就会,被你的团体，你的身份所束缚。
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I think it's easy to get sucked into one of the chains.
我想很容易就牵扯上其中的一家连锁店了。
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We have just -- we've been sucked in. We have just participated in one of the biggest cheats that poetry can offer.
我们刚刚是被绕进去了，弥尔顿,和我们开了一个大大的玩笑。
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So they sent a catheter up into my heart and just sucked it out.
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If you suck something, you hold it in your mouth and pull at it with the muscles in your cheeks and tongue, for example in order to get liquid out of it.
If something sucks a liquid, gas, or object in a particular direction, it draws it there with a powerful force.
If you are sucked into a bad situation, you are unable to prevent yourself from becoming involved in it.