spiral
spiral 英 [ˈspaɪrəl] 美 [ˈspaɪrəl]
n. 螺旋；旋涡；螺旋形之物 adj. 螺旋形的；盘旋的 vt. 使成螺旋形；使作螺旋形上升
进行时:spiralling 过去式:spiralled 过去分词:spiralled 第三人称单数:spirals 名词复数:spirals
- A spiral is a coil or curl, like the shape of a piece of hair wound around your finger, a Slinky toy, or a corkscrew.
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- n. 螺旋；旋涡；螺旋形之物
- adj. 螺旋形的；盘旋的
- vt. 使成螺旋形；使作螺旋形上升
- vi. 盘旋；成螺旋形；螺旋形上升（过去式spiraled/spiralled，过去分词spiraled/spiralled，现在分词spiraling/spiralling，第三人称单数spirals，副词spirally）
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1. He recruited some of the workers to start making spiral bulbs for TCP.
他招募了那家工厂的一些工人，开始为TCP生产螺旋形灯泡。
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2. In this case, the orbit of the rotating asteroid will very slowly spiral in toward the sun.
在这样的情况下，旋转小行星的运行轨道将非常缓慢地向朝着太阳的方向盘旋。
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3. So then, anchor in the heart of One, then simply feel yourself as if you are drifting down the sacred spiral, staying within, into the Fifth.
锚定在合一的心，然后简单的感觉你自己，感觉你就像飘落的神圣螺旋，保持在内在，进入第五维度。
- spiral (adj.) 1550s, from Middle French spiral (16c.), from Medieval Latin spiralis "winding around a fixed center, coiling" (mid-13c.), from Latin spira "a coil, fold, twist, spiral," from Greek speira "a winding, a coil, twist, wreath, anything wound or coiled," from PIE *sper-ya-, from base *sper- (2) "to turn, twist." Related: Spirally. Spiral galaxy first attested 1913.
- spiral (n.) 1650s, from spiral (adj.). U.S. football sense is from 1896. Figurative sense of "progressive movement in one direction" is by 1897. Of books, spiral-bound (adj.) is from 1937.
- spiral (v.) 1726 (implied in spiraled), transitive, from spiral (n.). Intransitive use by 1834. Transferred and figurative sense by 1922. Related: Spiraling.
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