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adj.
(形容詞)
- 自發的,無意識的 done,happening,said,etc. because of a voluntary impulse from within,not caused or suggested by sb/sth outside
- 自然的,天真率直的 natural,not forced
adj.
形容詞
- 自發的，自然的，自生的，自動的
- 無意識的，不由自主的，本能的
- 自身造成的
- 無雕飾的，自然流暢的
adv.
副詞
- 自生地，自然地，無意識地
Adjective:
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happening or arising without apparent external cause;
"spontaneous laughter"
"spontaneous combustion"
"a spontaneous abortion"
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said or done without having been planned or written in advance;
"he made a few ad-lib remarks"
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用作形容詞 (adj.)
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He is spontaneous to offer help.
他相互供給有所幫助。
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It is a spontaneous cheer from the crowd.
那都是大眾自愿的喝彩作文。
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The spontaneous applause cut the singer short.
組織化的喝彩聲打斷掉了大合唱家的演奏。
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The eruption of volcanoes is spontaneous.
火山疫情是生態帶來的。
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The spontaneous combustion of the oil-soaked rags caused the barn to catch fire.
油布勾玉的爆燃使谷倉爆炸事件。
用作形容詞 (adj.)
用來作為定語
～+ n.
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Her successful jump brought a spontaneous cheer from the crowd.
她順利越來橫竿后,讀者及時聽到一會兒歡呼喊。
用來作為表語
S+be+～
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The eruption of a volcano is spontaneous.
火山的大的爆發是組織的。
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Stories and poems were springing into spontaneous creation in his brain.
出于： J. London
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Edward clapped his hands briskly,..a spontaneous gesture.
選自： G. Gordon
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The applause was spontaneous, even heartfelt.
出處： W. F. Buckley
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When they met for the first time it was with spontaneous and mutual antipathy.
出自于： D. Madden
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adj.(形容詞)
- spontaneously adv. 自發地‖spontaneousness n. 自發，主動
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