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spurtBrE /spɜːt/NAmE /spɜːrt/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they spurt BrE /spɜːt/ NAmE /spɜːrt/present simple - he / she / it spurts BrE /spɜːts/ NAmE /spɜːrts/past simple spurted BrE /ˈspɜːtɪd/ NAmE /ˈspɜːrtɪd/past participle spurted BrE /ˈspɜːtɪd/ NAmE /ˈspɜːrtɪd/ -ing form spurting BrE /ˈspɜːtɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈspɜːrtɪŋ/ [I, T] (of liquid or flames 液体或火焰) to burst or pour out suddenly; to produce sudden, powerful streams of liquid or flames 喷出；冒出◆~ (from sth) Blood was spurting from her nose. 血从她鼻子里汩汩流出来。◆~ out (of/from sth) Red and yellow flames spurted out of the fire. 炉火吐出红色黄色的火焰。◆~ sthHer nose was spurting blood. 她鼻子汩汩冒着血。◆~ sth + adv./prep. The volcano spurted clouds of steam and ash high into the air. 火山把团团热气和灰尘喷向高空。 [I] + adv./prep. to increase your speed for a short time to get somewhere faster （短暂地）加速前进；冲刺◆She spurted past me to get to the line first. 她冲刺超过我，率先抵达终点线。 spurtBrE /spɜːt/NAmE /spɜːrt/ nounan amount of liquid or flames that comes out of somewhere with great force 涌出的液体；喷出的火舌◆a great spurt of blood 一大股急速喷出的血a sudden increase in speed, effort, activity or emotion for a short period of time （速度、干劲、活动或感情的）短时间激增，迸发◆You'd better put on a spurt (= hurry up) if you want to finish that work today. 你要是想今天完成那项工作，最好狠加一把劲。◆Babies get very hungry during growth spurts. 婴儿在猛长期会很饿。◆a sudden spurt of anger 突然发作的怒火 ●in ˈspurtsin short periods of great activity, powerful movement, etc., rather than in a steady, continuous way 一阵阵地；一股股地◆The water came out of the tap in spurts. 水急速地从水龙头里喷出来。 |