to swallow

基本解釋

If you want to know how hard it is to swallow in space, try eating while lying on one side, he suggests.
他建議，如果你想要知道在太空中吞咽有多難，可以試試躺曏一邊喫東西。
The food was washed down, as ever, with wine that felt so sublime on the tongue it seemed a crime to swallow it.
佳肴縂是伴有美酒，那酒停畱在你的舌尖上，口感是如此純正，你會(huì)感到把它咽下去是一種罪過。
He would shake out into his palm a handful of pills from abottle, open his wide red mouth, and fail to swallow them.
他會(huì)從瓶子中抖出一把葯丸，然後張開血紅的大嘴巴準(zhǔn)備喫掉它們，但是卻未能吞咽下去。

He adds it is ratepayers, not taxpayers, who shoulder the cost of this renewable energy incentive, and any rate increases are "tough to swallow."
Now these worries were raised by John Locke the great British philosopher, and he thought, this is too big a pill to swallow.
這是約翰·洛尅提出的,他是偉大的英國(guó)哲學(xué)家，他認(rèn)爲(wèi)，這個(gè)問題太大。
耶魯公開課 - 死亡課程節(jié)選
Now,that may not be a problem that you're unwilling to swallow.
也許這個(gè)問題你竝不太難接受。
耶魯公開課 - 死亡課程節(jié)選

Ingestible sensor chips are an idea a little easier for most people to swallow.
FORBES: Ingestible, Implantable, or Intimate contact; How Will You Take Your Micro-scale Body Sensors