单词

spurt

读音

spɜːrt

美式

英式

词根

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释义

v. 喷射，喷出；冲刺，迸发 n. 涌出的液体，喷出的火舌；短时激增，迸发 [ 复数 spurts 第三人称单数 spurts 现在分词 spurting 过去式 spurted 过去分词 spurted ]

例句

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 saw flames spurt from the roof.

我看见火焰从房顶冒出来。

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。

强化记忆

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看视频学发音

what we're going to find is that these roadsspurt off more roads, and more roads after that,at the end of which is a small clearing in the rainforest

taught me that a train that's going too slowly around a bend can also derail.So managing this spurt of acceleration starts with the understandingthat we have more control over speed than we think we do,

that he might have had temporal lobe seizures,and that might have caused his spurt of creativity, and I don't --I suppose it does something in some part of your brain.

and we're still struggling to do something with their insights.All of modern history can be thought of as one spurt of acceleration after another.It's as if we think if we just speed up enough,

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