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spi.rit WAY OF FEELING5spIr7Itn [U]a particular way of thinking, feeling or behaving, esp. a way that is typical of a particular group of people, an activity, a time or a place精神，态度After she read the letter I could see she was in fighting spirit and determined to have the decision changed.我发现她读完信之后情绪高涨，还决意要改变决定。It's very important to play the game in the right spirit, and not make trouble for anyone.以正确的态度来对待比赛，不要给任何人找麻烦，这两点是非常重要的。The players have a very strong team spirit (= loyalty to each other).运动员有着一颗爱队之心。A group of Russian musicians and actors brought the spirit of their homeland to Boston last night.昨晚一群俄罗斯音乐家和演员把他们故乡的精神带到了波士顿。As rock musicians in the 1960s, they were very much part of the spirit of the age/times.20世纪60年代的摇滚音乐家在很大程度上代表了时代精神。We acted in a spirit of co-operation.我们按合作精神行事。They went to the tennis club a few times but never really entered/got into the spirit of it (= did not show much enthusiasm or enjoyment).他们去过几次网球俱乐部，但从没有全身心地投入进去。The spirit of a law, rule, etc. is the principle that you believe it was created to strengthen rather than the particular things it says you must or must not do.(法律、条规等的)实质，精神They followed neither the spirit nor the letter of the law.他们既不遵从法律的精神也不理睬它的文字。"Come on, we can win this game." "That's the spirit (= That's the best way to think and act)."“来吧，我们能赢得这场比赛。” “那才是好样的。”
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