spurt 英 [spɜ:t]   美 [spɜrt]

spurt

spurt  英 [spɜ:t] 美 [spɜrt]

vi. 冲刺;喷出;迸发  n. 冲刺;喷射  vt. 喷射;喷出 

进行时:spurting  过去式:spurted  过去分词:spurted  第三人称单数:spurts  名词复数:spurts 

Some weeks the baby’s—and your—growth will spurt while during others it will plateau all of which is perfectly normal. 在某些星期里婴儿——和你自己——会飞速增长,而在其他星期里又变得平衡了,所有这一切都是完全正常的。

  • Things that spurt gush, stream, or flow rapidly. If you laugh too hard while drinking a Coke, soda might spurt out of your nose. Ouch!
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  • vi. 冲刺;喷出;迸发
  • n. 冲刺;喷射
  • vt. 喷射;喷出
  • 1. Some weeks the baby’s—and your—growth will spurt while during others it will plateau all of which is perfectly normal.

    在某些星期里婴儿——和你自己——会飞速增长,而在其他星期里又变得平衡了,所有这一切都是完全正常的。

  • spurt (n.) "brief burst of activity," 1560s, variant of spirt "brief period of time" (1540s), of uncertain origin, perhaps somehow connected with spurt (v.).
  • spurt (v.) "to gush out, squirt," 1560s, variant of spirt, perhaps cognate with Middle High German spürzen "to spit," and sprützen "to squirt" (see sprout (v.)). Related: Spurted; spurting. The noun in this sense is attested from 1775.
spurt / spɜːt ; NAmE spɜːrt / verb , noun spurt spurts spurted spurting verb 1 [intransitive ,  transitive ] (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 spurt(from sth) Blood was spurting from her nose. 血从她鼻子里汩汩流出来。 spurtout (of/from sth) Red and yellow flames spurted out of the fire. 炉火吐出红色黄色的火焰。 spurtsth Her nose was spurting blood. 她鼻子汩汩冒着血。 spurtsth + 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。 2 [intransitive ] + 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。 noun 1 an 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 2 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 IDIOM in ˈspurts in 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。 spurt / spɜːt ; NAmE spɜːrt /
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