to mop
01
拖地, 擦洗
to clean a surface by wiping it with a handle attached to a sponge or cloth at its end
Transitive: to mop a surface
例子
She mops the kitchen floor every evening to keep it clean.
她每天晚上拖厨房地板以保持清洁。
The restaurant staff mops the dining area after closing to prepare for the next day.
餐厅员工在关门后拖用餐区，为第二天做准备。
02
撇嘴, 扭曲嘴巴
to twist or contort the mouth, usually in a way that shows annoyance or displeasure
Intransitive
例子
She mopped at the suggestion, unsure whether to agree or not.
她对建议撇嘴，不确定是否同意。
As soon as he heard the news, he mopped in frustration.
他一听到这个消息，就沮丧地撇了撇嘴。
Mop
01
a cleaning tool consisting of a long handle with absorbent material like sponge, yarn, or cloth attached at the end, used for wiping or scrubbing floors
例子
She used a mop to clean up the spilled juice.
The janitor pushed the mop across the wet floor.
02
a thick, often untidy mass of hair or fur
例子
He had a mop of curly hair that was impossible to tame.
The puppy 's mop of fur was covered in leaves.
