vt.

1. 使溢出；使溅出；使散落
   Who spilt ink on my notebook?

   谁把墨水泼在我的笔记本上了？

2. 使（血）流出[H]
   He did not want to see any American blood spilt.

   他不想看到任何美国人流血牺牲。

3. 【口】说出（秘密等），泄漏[（+out）]
   I wonder who spilled out the information.

   我不知道谁泄漏了这一消息。

4. 使摔下，使跌下[（+from）]
   The boat upset and spilled the boys into the water.

   船翻了，男孩子们全都落水了。

vi.

1. 溢出；溅出；散落
   Tears spilled from her eyes.

   泪水从她眼中流出。

   Coffee spilled from the cup.

   咖啡从杯子里溢了出来。

2. 摔下，跌下
   I saw the motorcycle skid and its rider spill in dust.

   我看到摩托车打滑，骑车人跌落在地。

3. 涌流；蜂拥[Q]
   Near midnight crowds started spilling out of bars.

   接近午夜时分，大群大群的人从酒吧里涌出来。

4. 泄密
   Some would spill in spite of the gang's threats.

   尽管有暴力集团的威胁，一些人还是会把消息泄露出来。

n.[C]

1. 溢出；溅出；散落
2. 涌出
3. 溢出量；溢出的东西
   Fetch a cloth to mop up the spill.

   拿块抹布把溢出来的东西擦掉。

4. 摔下，跌下
   He had a bad spill trying to ride that horse.

   他想骑那匹马给重重摔了下来。

5. （价格的）骤降，暴跌
   Stocks took a sharp spill in today's trading.

   股票在今天的交易中猛跌。

n.[C]

1. （生火用的）木片，纸捻
2. 小塞子
3. 小金属棒；销子

v.

1. (with reference to liquid) flow or cause to flow over the edge of its container.
2. discharge or be discharged from a container or place.
3. informal reveal (confidential information).
4. cause to fall off a horse or bicycle.
5. Sailing  let (wind) out of a sail, typically by slackening the sheets.

n.

1. a quantity of liquid that has spilled or been spilt.
   ▸an instance of a liquid spilling or being spilt.
2. a fall from a horse or bicycle.
3. Austral. a vacating of all or several posts in a cabinet or parliamentary party to allow reorganization.

n.