To slobber is to let spit run out of your mouth and down your chin — the way a dog does when it sees food, or a baby does when it is teething. The wet stuff itself is also called slobber.

To slobber is to let spit run out of your mouth and down your chinslobber就是讓口水從嘴巴流出來，流到下巴 the way a dog does when it sees food就像狗看到食物時那樣 or a baby does when it is teething或是小寶寶長牙的時候那樣 The wet stuff itself is also called slobber那些濕濕的東西本身也叫做slobber

People use it of animals more than of adults; of a person it sounds unkind or comic.

People use it of animals more than of adults人們用這個字形容動物比形容大人多 of a person it sounds unkind or comic用在一個人身上聽起來不友善或有點好笑

There is a stretched use too: if someone slobbers over a famous person or a new car, they show their liking in a messy, over-the-top way, as if they cannot keep it in.

There is a stretched use too這個字也有延伸用法 if someone slobbers over a famous person or a new car如果有人對一個名人或一輛新車slobber they show their liking in a messy, over-the-top way就是用很誇張、很失控的方式表現出他們的喜歡 as if they cannot keep it in好像忍不住一樣

The word comes from Middle English sloberen, borrowed from Middle Dutch slobberen (Dutch still has slobberen). It is a doublet of older English slabber and slaver, which mean nearly the same thing.

The word comes from Middle English sloberen這個字來自中古英文的sloberen borrowed from Middle Dutch slobberen是從中古荷蘭文的slobberen借來的 Dutch still has slobberen荷蘭文現在還在用slobberen It is a doublet of older English slabber and slaver它跟比較舊的英文字slabber和slaver是一對同源詞 which mean nearly the same thing意思幾乎一樣

In the spit sense it is not, though it looks it, from the same place as slob, which is from Irish.

In the spit sense在口水這個意思上 it is not它並不是 though it looks it雖然看起來很像 from the same place as slob跟slob來自同一個地方 which is from Irish而slob是從愛爾蘭文來的