大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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spoilt [ spɔilt ] a. 宠坏,损坏
e.g. 1. Only children are sometimes spoilt.
独生子女有时被宠坏了.
2. The child was spoilt by his grandfather.
这个孩子被他的爷爷给惯坏了。

spoke [ spəuk ] v. 说,说话,演说
e.g. 1. He spoke to the class about the dangers of smoking.
他给班上学生讲了吸烟的危害性。
2. She always spoke kindly to the children.
她总是亲切地和孩子们说话。

spoken [ 'spəukən ] a. 口头的,口语的
e.g. 1. An important and perhaps surprising feature of technical English is that its normal style is common to both written and spoken communication.
科技英语的一个重要的，也许是令人惊奇的特点是：无论是书面的传达，还是口头的交流，二者都是可以作为正式文体而通用的。
2. Spoken rather than written.
口头的口说的而不是书写的

spokesman [ 'spəuksmən ] n. 发言人
e.g. 1. He is the spokesman of the council.
他是国务院的发言人。
2. The palace (ie A spokesman for the king, queen, etc) has just issued a statement.
王宫发言人刚宣布了一项声明.

spokesperson [ 'spəukspə:sn ] n. 代言人,发言人
e.g. 1. But because the victims are not United States citizens, he said, no one has taken the lead in seeking a solution."They don't have any real spokesperson, " he continued,"That's probably why there is no hue and cry to do something about this problem."
他说，可是因为受害人非美国公民，没有首先出来寻求解决办法。“他们没有真正代言人，”他接着说，“可能正因为如此，没人出来大声抗议设法解决问题。”

spokeswoman [ 'spəuksˌwumən ] n. 女发言人
e.g. 1. The chief spokeswoman of a movement or cause.
女代言人运动或事业的女性主要发言人

spoliation [ ˌspəuli'eiʃən ] n. 毁弃,掠夺
e.g.

sponge [ spʌndʒ ] n. 海绵,海绵状的东西
v. 用海绵擦拭,吸收掉,抹掉
e.g. 1. I am cooking a sponge cake with jam filling.
我在做果酱松糕。
2. It's a sponge.
这是一块海绵。

spongy [ 'spʌndʒi ] a. 像海绵的,不坚实的
e.g. 1. There grows some spongy moss on the stone.
石头上长着一些柔软的苔藓。
2. Drank the fresh air; spongy earth that drank up the rain.
呼吸新鲜空气；饱浸雨水的绵软泥土

sponsor [ 'spɔnsə ] n. 保证人,赞助者
v. 发起,赞助
e.g. 1. A wealthy sponsor came to our rescue with a generous donation.
有个富有的赞助人慷慨捐赠来解救我们.
2. Mr. Robert Brown was announced as the sponsor.
罗勃特。布朗先生被宣布为赞助人。

sponsorship [ 'spɔnsəʃip ] n. 发起(主办,倡议,赞助)
e.g. 1. This establishment opened under the sponsorship of a large corporation.
这一机构是在一家大企业倡导下开办的。
2. The club has made an approach to a local business firm for sponsorship.
俱乐部已试探向本地一家公司寻求资助.

spontaneity [ ˌspɔntə'ni:iti ] n. 自然发生,自生,自发
e.g.

spontaneous [ spɔn'teinjəs, -niəs ] a. 自发的,自然产生的
e.g. 1. She shows a spontaneous gaiety of manner.
她露出天真愉快的神态。
2. Spontaneous fellowship and sympathy among a number of people.
本能的友情一群人自然产生的友谊和同情

spontaneously [ spɔn'teiniəsli ] ad. 自发地(自生地,自然产生地,自然地,天然地)
e.g. 1. Spontaneously igniting in air.
自燃的在空气中自发地燃烧的
2. I had never been spontaneously approached by a publisher and such condescension rather turned my head.
还从没有一个出版商主动来与我接洽，这种屈尊有点让我受宠若惊。

spoof [ spu:f ] n. 诳骗,愚弄,戏弄
v. 揶揄,嘲讽
e.g. 1. You've been spoofed.
你上当了.

spool [ spu:l ] n. 线轴,缠线用的框
v. 缠绕在线轴上
e.g. 1. I need one more spool of thread before finishing the embroidery.
再来一轴线我就可以完成这幅刺绣了。
2. The film flew off the spool and wound itself round the projector.
电影胶片从卷轴滑出缠绕在放映机上了.

spoon [ spu:n ] n. 匙,匙形的铲子
v. 以匙舀起,调情
e.g. 1. His soup spoon dropped onto the ground.
他的汤勺掉到了地上。
2. Two spoons of sugar, please.
请来两勺糖。

spoonerism [ 'spu:nərizəm ] n. 头音的交换
e.g.

spoonful [ 'spu:nfʊl ] n. 一匙
e.g. 1. She put a spoonful of milk in each of the two cup.
她在这两个杯子里各放了一匙牛奶。
2. Sprinkle a spoonful of bran onto the stew to increase the fibre content.
往炖煮的食物上加一匙麦麸，以增加其纤维含量。

spoor [ spuə ] n. (野兽的)足迹
e.g.

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