spurt
英 [spɜ:t] 美 [spɜ:rt]
spurt基本释义
v.喷出；冲刺n.喷出；突然一阵；(营业的)突然兴隆；突然高涨
spurt用法及例句
noun1. the occurrence of a sudden discharge (a
spurt音标
英 [spɜ:t]
美 [spɜ:rt]
spurt基本释义
v.喷出；冲刺
n.喷出；突然一阵；(营业的)突然兴隆；突然高涨
spurt用法及例句
noun
1. the occurrence of a sudden discharge (as of liquid)
Synonym: jetsquirtspirt
verb
1. move or act with a sudden increase in speed or energy
Synonym: forgespirt
2. gush forth in a sudden stream or jet
e.g. water gushed forth
Synonym: spirtgushspout
1. (使)喷射;(使)喷发When liquid or fire spurts from somewhere, or when something spurts liquid or fire, it comes out quickly in a thin, powerful stream.
spurt
e.g. They spurted blood all over me. I nearly passed out...他们的血喷了我一身。我几乎昏了过去。e.g. He hit her on the head, causing her too to spurt blood.他击中了她的头部，她也开始流血。
2. (喷射出的)一股A spurt of liquid is a stream of it which comes out of something very forcefully.
e.g. A spurt of diesel came from one valve and none from the other.一股柴油从一个阀门中喷射出来，另一个阀门中则没有喷出任何东西。
3. (行动、努力、感情的)迸发A spurt of activity, effort, or emotion is a sudden, brief period of intense activity, effort, or emotion.
e.g. At adolescence, muscles go through a growth spurt...在青春期，肌肉会迅猛发育。e.g. I flushed bright red as a spurt of anger flashed through me...一股怒气直冲头顶，我的脸一下子涨得通红。
4. 突然加速前进;冲刺If someone or something spurts somewhere, they suddenly increase their speed for a short while in order to get there.
e.g. The back wheels spun and the van spurted up the last few feet.后轮突然转动起来，货车加速冲过了*后几英尺距离。
5. 时有时无;一阵一阵地If something happens in spurts, there are periods of activity followed by periods in which it does not happen.
e.g. The deals came in spurts: three in 1977, none in 1978, three more in 1979.交易时有时无：1977 年有 3 笔，1978 年没有，1979 年又有 3 笔。
1. 喷出,喷射：spurious 假的,伪造的 | spurt 喷出,喷射 | sputum 痰
2. 喷射：spurt out 喷出 | spurt 喷射 | sputa 口水
3. spurt
3. 奋进：spurious signal 伪信号 | spurt 奋进 | spurt 喷射
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4. 喷出：spurt test 超负荷试验 | spurt 喷出 | squad boss 作业班班长
He put on a spurt and he's nearly as tall as Henry.
出自：A. T. EllisFreud continued to work in spurts upon the text.
出自：J. N. IsbisterThe jet of water spurted out at them.
出自：E. Blyton
近义词
临近词
surge汹涌
hasten催促
swell（使）膨胀
flow流动
erupt爆发
forge锻造
eruption爆发
burst爆发
emission散发
gush迸出
rush冲
squirt喷出
shoot发射
increase增加
spirt喷出
spew喷出
wave波浪
expel驱逐
spray喷雾
spout【C】喷口
jet喷气式飞机
spurting
spurt water
Sputnik
spurtle
spurt flames
spurn
spurt-ink
spurt out
spurt hole
spurt test
Spurt draws
spurt tone
相关列句
Unsure whether I have been understood, I put in a brisk spurt to the nunnery.(不知道他是否明白我的意思，我快步冲刺般地朝尼姑庵跑去。)
Put on a spurt, or you'll fall behind.(加把劲，不然你要落后了。)
The economy's greater flexibility may indeed provide a shock-absorber, a spurt in productivity has also boosted growth.(也许，经济上更具灵活性真正起到了减震的作用，生产率骤然提高也推动了经济增长。)
For those of you who love a tall tale, the list of genetic variations that determine human height has just experienced a growth spurt.(对那些喜欢以高个子为主角的奇谈故事的人来说，决定人类身高的基因变异种类突然井喷般增加了很多。)
The average boy of 14 years old is only beginning his adolescent growth spurt.(一般14岁的男孩才刚刚开始他青春期的的迅猛发育。)
He hit her on the head, causing her to spurt blood.(他击中了她的头部，使她血流如注。)
A coal slipped, the fire crackled and sent up a spurt of flame, and he woke with a start.(一块煤滑了下来，火噼啪作响，喷出一股火焰，把他吓醒了。)
I put on a spurt and soon caught them up.(我一猛劲儿，很快就追上了他们。)
Although unusual for the past decade, the late-season growth spurt probably doesn't indicate a return to normal sea ice conditions.(虽然这一情况在过去10年并不寻常，但是这种晚季的增长可能也并不意味着北极的海冰范围会回到正常的情况。)
"Spurt" is the word used to describe a short burst of activity, something that happens in a hurry.(这个词用来形容一种爆发式的增长，一些急速发生的事情。)
