Spain [ spein ] n. 西班牙 e.g. 1. I was told that Spain is a romantic nation. 有人告诉我说,西班牙是个浪漫的国家。
2. Spain used to be famous for its strong armada. 西班牙曾以其强大的舰队而著称.
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span [ spæn ] n. 跨度,跨距,范围
v. 持续,贯穿,跨越 e.g. 1. Can you span an octave on the piano? 乍能按到钢琴的八个键吗?
2. They always keep their kitchen spick and span. 他们的厨房总是很整洁.
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spangle [ 'spæŋgl ] n. 镶金属小片
vt 使...闪烁 e.g.
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Spaniard [ 'spænjəd ] n. 西班牙人 e.g. 1. These two Spaniards have visited several cities in China. 这两个西班牙人已经参观了中国的好几个城市。
2. The Spaniard has it that a buxom widow must be either married, buried, or shut up in a convent. 按西班牙人的主张,丰乳肥臀的寡妇应该使之再婚,或予埋葬,不然就关进女修道院里去。
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Spanish [ 'spæniʃ ] a. 西班牙的
n. 西班牙语 e.g. 1. I've been studying Spanish for three months. 我学西班牙语已经三个月了。
2. The ship embarked passengers and food at a Spanish port. 这艘船在西班牙的一个港口装载了乘客和食品。
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spank [ spæŋk ] vt. 拍击(疾驶)
n. 拍击(疾驶) e.g. 1. The boy got a sound spanking. 那男孩的屁股著实挨了一顿巴掌.
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spanking [ 'spæŋkiŋ ] a. 疾驰的(劲吹的,第一流的)
ad. 显著地 e.g. 1. The boy got a sound spanking. 那男孩的屁股著实挨了一顿巴掌.
2. The ship is spanking along. 船在平稳前进。
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spar [ spɑ: ] n. 超精密进场雷达 e.g. 1. A small or light spar. 帆柱一根小的或轻的桅杆
2. A tall vertical spar, sometimes sectioned, that rises from the keel or deck of a sailing vessel to support the sails and running rigging. 船桅,桅杆一条高的(有时为分段的)垂直樯,从帆船的龙骨或甲板直立起来以支持帆和操纵装置
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spare [ spɛə ] n. 剩余,备用零件,备用轮胎
a. 多余的,备用的,简陋的
v.节约 e.g. 1. It was a horrible accident---I'll spare you the details. 这是一次令人毛骨悚然的事故,我就不告诉你细节了。
2. What do you like doing in your spare time? 你在闲暇时喜欢做什么?
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sparing [ 'spɛəriŋ ] a. 节约的(不足的,防护的) e.g. 1. Can you spare me five minutes? 你能抽出五分钟和我谈谈吗?
2. It was a horrible accident---I'll spare you the details. 这是一次令人毛骨悚然的事故,我就不告诉你细节了。
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sparingly [ 'spɛəriŋli ] ad. 节俭地, 保守地 e.g. 1. Use the milk sparingly, there's not much left. 少用些牛奶, 剩下的不多了.
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spark [ spɑ:k ] n. 火花,朝气
v. 闪烁,闪光,使拿出朝气 e.g. 1. There was a wild spark in his eyes. 他的两眼炯炯发光。
2. The vital spark in him makes him an artist. 他的生气勃勃的活力使他成为一个艺术家。
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sparkle [ 'spɑ:kl ] n. 闪耀,火花
v. 闪耀,冒火花 e.g. 1. The wet grass sparkles in the sun. 太阳使湿草闪闪发光。
2. I like the sparkles in her eyes. 我喜欢她眼睛的光彩。
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sparkling [ 'spɑ:kliŋ ] a. 闪闪发光的,闪烁的 e.g. 1. Sparkling white wine is the poor man's champagne. 白葡萄汽酒算是廉价的香槟。
2. She was really sparkling (with happiness) at the wedding. 在婚礼上她(幸福得)容光焕发.
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sparks [ spɑ:ks ] n. 船上无线电报务员 e.g. 1. The exhaust pipe shot sparks. 排气管中射出了火星。
2. The promotion of Russell instead of Sarah really made the sparks fly. 因为提升了拉塞尔没提升萨拉, 这件事竟惹起了轩然大波.
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sparrow [ 'spærəu ] n. 麻雀 e.g. 1. The sparrow is a common bird in our city. 麻雀在我们这个城市里是一种常见的鸟。
2. The sparrow alighted on a nearby branch. 那支麻雀飞落在附近的树枝上.
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sparse [ spɑ:s ] a. 稀少的,稀疏的 e.g. 1. He has a sparse beard. 他长着稀疏的胡子。
2. The television coverage of the event was rather sparse. 电视上对这件事报道很少。
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sparsely [ 'spa:sli ] ad. 稀少地 e.g.
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spartan [ 'spɑ:tən ] n. 斯巴达人, 刚毅之人
a. 斯巴达的 e.g.
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spasm [ 'spæzəm ] n. 抽筋,痉挛 e.g. 1. They burst into a spasm of laughter. 他们爆发出一阵笑声。
2. The muscles in the athlete's leg went into spasm. 那运动员的腿抽筋了。
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