简明英汉词典
gape [^eip] v. 打呵欠
n. 呵欠

美国传统词典[双解]
gape
gape v.intr.（不及物动词）
gaped， gap.ing， gapes
(1) To open the mouth wide; yawn.
张大嘴；打呵欠
(2) To stare wonderingly or stupidly, often with the mouth open.See Synonyms at gaze
瞠目结舌，目瞪口呆：茫然或愚蠢地盯着，常张着嘴参见 gaze
(3) To open wide: 张大：
The curtains gaped when the wind blew.
风吹起时窗帘张开了
n.（名词）
(1) The act or an instance of gaping.
张口：张口的动作或例子
(2) A large opening. 张大
(3) Zoology The width of the space between the open jaws or mandibles of a vertebrate.
【动物学】 宽度：脊椎动物张开的颔骨或下颚之间空间的宽度
(4) gapes (used with a sing. verb)Veterinary Medicine A disease of birds, especially young domesticated chickens and turkeys, caused by gapeworms and resulting in obstructed breathing.
gapes （与单数动词连用）【兽医学】 张口病：鸟类尤其是驯化的小鸡、火鸡的一种疾病，因张口病线虫引起并导致呼吸困难
(5) gapes A fit of yawning. gapes 一阵呵欠

语源
(1) Middle English gapen
中古英语 gapen
(2) from Old Norse gapa
源自 古斯堪的纳维亚语 gapa

现代英汉词典
gape [^eIp] v. gaped, gaping
(1) （与at连用）目瞪口呆地凝视；张着嘴注视
"She gaped at the strange tall man, not believing that he was her elder brother."
"她目瞪口呆地凝视着这位高高的陌生男人,不相信他竟是自己的哥哥。"
(2) 裂开；张开
a gaping wound
裂开的创伤

现代英汉综合大辞典
gape [^eip] n.
(1) 张口; 打呵欠
(2) 张口呆看
(3) 豁口, 裂口
(4) 【动】嘴裂, 喙裂 the gapes (家禽的)张口病;[谑]打一阵呵欠

词性变化
gape [^eip] vi.
(1) 张大嘴; 打呵欠
(2) (地面等)开裂; 裂开
(3) 目瞪口呆地凝视

继承用法
gape-mouthed adj. 张大嘴的

gapeworm [`^eIpw\:m,`^Ap-] n. (引起家禽患张口病的)线虫

gaper [`^eIpE(r),`^Ap-] n.
(1) 张口呆看的人
(2) 打呵欠的人
(3) 印度阔嘴鸟; 张口蛤蜊
(4) 一种软体动物
(5) [美口]镜子

习惯用语
gape after 渴望得到
gape for 渴望得到
gape at 张口结舌地看

英文相关词典
gape
gap gulf hole opening yawn

美国传统词典
gape
gape
(1) To open the mouth wide; yawn.
(2) To stare wonderingly or stupidly, often with the mouth open.See Synonyms at gaze
(3) To open wide:
The curtains gaped when the wind blew.
n.
(1) The act or an instance of gaping.
(2) A large opening.
(3) Zoology The width of the space between the open jaws or mandibles of a vertebrate.
(4) gapes (used with a sing. verb)Veterinary Medicine A disease of birds, especially young domesticated chickens and turkeys, caused by gapeworms and resulting in obstructed breathing.
(5) gapes A fit of yawning.

语源
(1) Middle English gapen
(2) from Old Norse gapa