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vi.
閃爍；冒火花；熱情回應
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vt.
激發；引起；向...求愛
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n.
火星；朝氣；情人；俗麗的年輕人
n.
(名詞)
- [C] 火花; 火星 a small bit of burning material thrown out by a fire or by the striking together of two hard objects
- [C] 絲毫,略微,一點點 a very small but important bit
v.
(動詞)
- vi. 發出火光 give out sparks
- vi. & vt. (使)大感興趣 show great interest in
- vt. 導致 lead to; be the immediate cause of
n.
名詞
- 火星
- 花花公子；翩翩少年；愉快的年輕人；紈绔子弟
- 情郎
- 煥發
- 閃耀；閃光
- 活力，生氣
- 絲毫，微量
- 【電】火花
- 求婚者，求愛者
- 小鉆石，小寶石
- 《火花報》
- (飛機或船舶上的)無線電報務員
v.
動詞
- 發動
- 發出火花，爆出火花
- 鼓舞，激勵
- <美口>求婚，求愛；向…求婚，向…求愛
- 點燃
- 飛出火星，迸發火星
- 熱烈贊同；熱情回應
- 使閃耀，使閃光
- 用眼神表示
- 討好女人，追逐女性
- 閃耀，閃光，閃爍
- 引發，觸發，激發
- 使大感興趣
Noun:
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a momentary flash of light
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merriment expressed by a brightness or gleam or animation of countenance;
"he had a sparkle in his eye"
"there's a perpetual twinkle in his eyes"
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electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field
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a small but noticeable trace of some quality that might become stronger;
"a spark of interest"
"a spark of decency"
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Scottish writer of satirical novels (born in 1918)
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a small fragment of a burning substance thrown out by burning material or by friction
Verb:
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put in motion or move to act;
"trigger a reaction"
"actuate the circuits"
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emit or produce sparks;
"A high tension wire, brought down by a storm, can continue to spark"
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用作不及物動詞 (vi.)
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A tiny star can spark in the darkness.
小星星也會在幽暗地里熒光。
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Druce lit the cigar, which began to spark and crackle.
德魯斯點燃一瓶雪茄，這支雪茄發表火星子，噼噼親熱地聲響來。
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He sparked to her plan.
他晨晨認同了她的打算。
用作及物動詞 (vt.)
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You can spark the spirit of enterprise.
你們之間能能調動起行業上的奮發上進心。
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The film you have watched can spark off a new idea.
你聽過的美國片能抑制新的念頭。
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I don't want to talk to her because it will only spark off a row.
我想同女人說話，因那就會致使吵嘴。
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This proposal will spark another countrywide debate.
這一提出建議會在全國的使用范圍內出現一出爭吵。
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He sparked a girl on his birthday party.
他在生日會舞會上向一款 女寶寶求愛。
用作名詞 (n.)
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A cigarette spark started the fire.
煙的土星出現了這場上火。
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Down came the hammer and out flew the spark.
大錘一落，中子星四濺。
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A little spark may kindle a great fire.
星星月亮之火幾率鑄成猛火。
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The vital spark in him makes him an artist.
他愛生氣蓬勃的魅力使他形成1個音樂美術家。
用作名詞 (n.)
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A cigarette spark started the forest fire.
煙的木星引發了一場森里火災事故發生。
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We couldn't even raise a spark of interest for our plan.
公司對你的工作規劃基礎提沒法半點興致。
用作動詞 (v.)
用來不若物詞組
S+～(+A)
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What made the electric wire spark?
是這些使導電連接打火?
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The damp wood crackled and sparked.
濕潤的石頭噼啪發出聲響并爆過小火苗。
應用于及物形容詞
S+～+ n./pron.
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Fear of nuclear war sparked angry demonstrations.
對核爭端的絕望暈人了絕望的示威游行。
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The smallest spark of fire..would kindle the whole.
來自： Swift
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I added more logs..sending up a spray of red sparks.
選自： A. Brink
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The two ships grazed together with a flurry of sparks from the iron bolts clashing.
選自： G. McCaughrean
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Who was the bright spark who convinced Wilson he should tax one portion of the..industry?
出自于：Toronto Star
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The anger fair sparked..from her dark, indignant eyes.
源自： S. R. Crockett
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A love of sorts..sparked between them.
源自： A. Taylor
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Erskine had been sparking Olive for well over a year.
出處： B. Graeme
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用作動詞 (v.)
- spark off (v.+adv.)
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導致,為…的直接原因 lead to; be the immediate cause of
spark sth ? off
His statement sparked off a quarrel between them.
他的話引起了他們之間的一場爭斗。
Stories about the fall of the government sparked off much of the selling of shares.
有關政府倒臺的說法使得股票拋售。
The explosive was sparked off by someone striking a match to light up a cigarette.
有人擦火柴點香煙,以致引起了爆炸。
The trouble was sparked off by an apparently harmless phrase.
這場麻煩是由一句明顯無惡意的話引起的。
- spark to (v.+prep.)
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鼓舞,贊成 show great interest in sth
spark to sth
She sparked to the idea of an early start.
她熱烈贊成早一點出發。 spark sb to sth
Our success sparked us to fresh efforts.
我們的成功鼓舞我們做進一步努力。
The discovery sparked us to further study.
這個發現鼓舞了我們去做進一步的研究。
- spark with (v.+prep.)
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發出火光 give out sparks
spark with sth
His eyes sparked with fury.
他兩眼直冒怒火。
用作名詞 (n.)
動詞+～
形容詞+～
～+介詞
用作動詞 (v.)
～+副詞
～+介詞
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v. (動詞)
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spark用作名詞時意思是“火花”,轉化為動詞意思是“發火花”“飛火星兒”“閃光”“閃耀”,引申可表示“導致”。spark還可表示“大感興趣”,指對某事表示熱烈贊同或欣然同意。
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spark可用作及物動詞,也可用作不及物動詞。用作及物動詞時,接名詞或代詞作賓語。
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