/pɔ:(r) ||; pɔr/verb1 [T] to make a liquid or other substance flow steadily out of or into a container 灌；注；倒: Pour the sugar into a bowl. 把糖倒进碗内。
2 [I] (used about a liquid, smoke, light, etc) to flow out of or into sth quickly and steadily, and in large quantities （指液体、烟雾、光线等）倾泻: Tears were pouring down her cheeks. 泪水汩汩地从她的脸颊淌下。She opened the curtains and sunlight poured into the room. 她拉开窗帘，阳光泻进房间。
3 [T] pour sth (out) to serve a drink to sb by letting it flow from a container into a cup or glass 给…倒或斟（饮料）: Have you poured out the tea? 你斟了茶没有？
4 [I] pour (down) (with rain) to rain heavily 下倾盆大雨: The rain poured down all day long. 一整天都下着倾盆大雨。I'm not going out. It's pouring with rain. 我不出去了，下着大雨呢。
5 [I] to come or go somewhere continuously in large numbers 涌向；蜂拥（而至）: People were pouring out of the station. 人们涌出车站。
pour your heart out (to sb) to tell sb all your personal problems, feelings, etc （向某人）倾诉（问题、感受等）
pour sth out to speak freely about what you think or feel about sth that has happened to you 尽情地谈论（对某事的想法或感受）:
to pour out all your troubles 把你所有的烦恼都说出来