spark
n.[C]
1.火花,火星
A cigarette spark started the fire.
香煙的火星引起這場(chǎng)火災(zāi).
2.(寶石等的)閃耀
We saw a spark of light through the trees.
我們透過(guò)樹(shù)叢看到閃光.
3.【電】火花;火星
Close the circuit and you'll see a blue spark.
接通電路你就會(huì)看到一個(gè)藍(lán)色的電火花.
4.(常用于否定句)微量;絲毫[S][(+of)]
He showed not a spark of interest in the plan.
他對(duì)這個(gè)計(jì)劃一點(diǎn)不感興趣.
5.生氣,活力;(才智等的)煥發(fā)
The spark of life still flickered in him.
他的生命之火還在閃爍.
6.跡象,痕跡
He still retains a spark of decency.
他仍然保持著一點(diǎn)起碼的體面.
vt.
1.發(fā)動(dòng);點(diǎn)燃[(+off)]
They were scheming to spark a revolt.
他們策劃發(fā)起反叛.
2.激勵(lì);鼓舞
It was this incident that sparked her interest in politics.
是這個(gè)事件激起了她對(duì)政治的興趣.
vi.
1.發(fā)出火花;飛出火星
This wood burns steadily with no sparking.
這木柴長(zhǎng)時(shí)間燃燒正常,不爆火花.
2.閃耀,閃光
Her eyes sparked.
她雙眼閃閃發(fā)光.
3.熱烈贊同
Her mother sparked to the idea of an early wedding date.
她母親欣然同意早日舉行婚禮的打算.