英:[spri:]
美:[spri]
英:[spri:]
美:[spri]
复数:sprees
第三人称单数:sprees
现在分词:spreeing
过去式:spreed
过去分词:spreed
noun
an unrestrained indulgence in or outburst of an activityalso: a drunken revel : binge
a buying spree
geographical name
river 247 miles (397 kilometers) long in eastern Germany flowing north into the Havel River
shopping spree疯狂购物;抢购狂欢
"狂欢,饮酒狂欢",1804年,俚语,最早出现在苏格兰方言作品中,起源不明。也许[Barnhart]是法语 esprit “活泼的机智”(见 esprit)的变形。根据 Klein 的说法,爱尔兰语 spre 似乎是从古诺尔斯语 sprakr 借来的。Watkins 提出了一个可能的起源,即苏格兰语 spreath 的变形“牛窃”,来自盖尔语 sprédh, spré,“牛; 财富”,来自中古爱尔兰语 preit, preid,“战利品”,最终来自拉丁语 praeda “掠夺,战利品”(见 prey(n.))。
The splore is a frolic, a merry meeting. In the slang language of the inhabitants of St Giles's, in London, it is called a spree or a go. [Note in "Select Scottish Songs, Ancient and Modern," vol. II, London, 1810]
splore 是一种狂欢,欢乐的聚会。在伦敦圣吉尔斯的居民的俚语中,它被称为 spree 或 go。[注于“选择苏格兰歌曲,古代和现代”,卷 II,伦敦,1810年]
在弗特的喜剧《巴斯的女仆》(1794年)中,这个词出现为 spry 的苏格兰方言发音:“'当我与兰塞洛特·科尔德斯特里姆男爵结婚时,我像你一样狂欢; 男爵接近他的大限年龄; '”等等。
origin unknown
The first known use of spree was in 1804
sprignoun
a small shoot or twig especially with leaves or flowers
sprignoun
a small shoot or twig especially with leaves or flowers
spreenoun
an outburst of activity
a buying spree
1 This newspaper is in the midst of the largest hiring spree in its history, with more than 1,000 journalists in its newsroom and plans to add 150 more employees.
2 Squad alleges Trump will go on a ‘murder spree’ if elected-Top Kennedy staffer steps down citing ‘hateful’ atmosphereNew York State of MindIt's been 40 years since a Republican nominee has carried New York state in a presidential election.
3 At first he refused to help me until I agreed to ask my grandma to get him a shopping spree at some fancy clothing store in Uhuru.
4 Over the weekend, I got my first cordless vacuum — a truly game-changing invention — and embarked upon an epic cleaning spree of my entire apartment.
5 Aman allowed himself a suspiciously hearty laugh at my expense at least once, though, when I finally confessed, during one of our ticket-counter chats, to a recent spree of mouse murders.
6 The huge spending spree looks dazzling enough on its own, but it is even more impressive measured against China’s recent past.
7 On its most primal level “Killer on the Road” recounts the crime sprees of men like Charles Starkweather.
8 After Sunday’s shooting spree perpetrated by just such a couple in Las Vegas, many in the media declined to use one potential label: terrorists.
9 The Killer Inside Me follows Ford as he goes on a murder spree to cover up his crime and settle old scores.
10 "Pain & Gain" was based on a 1990s Florida crime spree that intrigued but never quite captivated national attention, and "Pearl Harbor" was a glossy melodrama made at a safe historical remove of 60 years.
11 Chris and Tina's holiday spins out of control when a string of minor incidents - dropped litter, noisy campers and the like - conspires to send the couple off on a killing spree.
12 Yes, or perhaps schizophrenia, I said, glad that Sheen finally might be offering up an explanation for his drug sprees, depressive spirals and media rants, and could get help.
13 The new killing spree revives a special police task force that had been shelved for reasons that, to explain fully here, would amount to a spoiler.
14 "Don't you know bars at hotels are not so expensive?" Aso said when challenged over his spree.
在受到质疑时,麻生辩解说:“难道你们不知道酒店里的酒吧其实没那么贵吗?”
15 Dubai, if its spending spree lasts, launches its 185-metre wheel as part of the Dubailand theme park.
在花钱大手大脚的迪拜,作为主题公园“迪拜乐园”的一部分,一个185米高的摩天轮也动工了。
16 Though by consumerist ideology, nothing could be more enjoyable than a shopping spree.
17 He said that Oscar had started out on his life of crime by going on a shoplifting spree when he was my age.
18 Is this just another crime spree , or the work of one deranged maniac?
这只是一桩普通命案还是什么杀人狂的杰作?
19 Ahead of the evening, which consisted of nearly 70 works of Modern art, auction executives said they hoped to capitalize on last week’s Paul Allen sale at Christie’s, which became a $1.5 billion spending spree.
20 And now the whole country, indeed, the whole world, seemed suddenly to be caught up in a mad candy-buying spree, everybody searching frantically for those precious remaining tickets.
1 狂饮
orgiastic bacchic growler-rushing boozeroo bender jag brannigan hellbender guzzle soak revel waught belt the grape have a bag on go on the bend splore burst bust drunk binge bouse piss-up booze drinking bout fuddle skite quaff binge drinking be on the piss souse tope carouse
2 狂热
great crazy mad demonic ecstatic daft rabid zealous fanatical frenetic febrile rapturous gung-ho gaga rhapsodic monomaniacal monomaniac fanatically rabidly rapturously cult zeal craze mania fanaticism zealotry fever pitch gung ho
3 闹饮
roaring riotous compotation splore burst bust riot bum toot carouse bust-up carousal reeler roister royster on the batter on a bum tie one on shindy racket
6 嬉戏
gay playful rollicking jocose jocund game play prank frolic merriment frisk waggery sport caper lark scamper skylark dally gambol rollick
7 狂欢
ring-a-ding mad Dionysian wingding tear rage bingo revel glee bender flare-up orgy hilarity rhapsody revelry jag whoopla carouse ball triumph have a ball orgiastic rattle racket jubilee gaiety jollity razzle-dazzle rollick skite riot cakes and ale make whoopee whoop it up dionysia bat carnival whoopee orgie tope merrymaking
8 一通
9 狂欢作乐
10 纵乐
11 狂饮作乐
12 暴饮
13 欢闹
festivous hilarious festive merry daft wanton frisky knockabout boffo hang-loose romp skylark whoopee razzle jollity razzle-dazzle rollick howl be on the razzle be on the razzle dazzle boisterous binge frolic riotous hilarity bust bubble