英:[spɑ:(r)]
美:[spɑr]
英:[spɑ:(r)]
美:[spɑr]
n.
圆材,晶石
[航]翼梁
拳斗
斗鸡
vi.
(拳击练习中)不用力打
试击
争论,争吵
(鸡)用脚踢斗
复数:spars
第三人称单数:spars
现在分词:sparring
过去式:sparred
过去分词:sparred
词根:spar
n.sparring 对打;夹条板,保护条
v.sparring 拳击(spar的现在分词形式)
noun (1)
a stout pole
a stout rounded usually wood or metal piece (such as a mast, boom, gaff, or yard) used to support rigging
any of the main longitudinal members of the wing of an airplane that carry the ribs
verb
intransitive verb
box entry 3especially: to gesture without landing a blow to draw one's opponent or create an opening
to engage in a practice or exhibition bout of boxing
skirmish, wrangle
to strike or fight with feet or spurs in the manner of a gamecock
noun (2)
a movement of offense or defense in boxing
a sparring match or session
noun (3)
any of various nonmetallic usually cleavable and lustrous minerals
noun (4)
a member of the women's reserve of the U.S. Coast Guard
iceland spar[矿]冰洲石(方解石的一种)
14世纪早期,"sparre"指"屋顶的横梁"; 14世纪后期,指"粗壮的长杆",可能来源于中古荷兰语或中古德语中的"sparre",源自原始日耳曼语的"*sparron"(也是旧英语中地名中的“*spere”“矛,标枪”; 古诺尔斯语中的"sperra"“横梁,梁”; 德语中的"Sparren"“杆,梁”),源自于 PIE 词根"*sper-"(1)“矛,杆条”(参见"spear"(n.1))。
在航海中,“木材船用语”,出现于14世纪中期; 指用作桅杆、横桁、横杆等的粗圆木杆的特定意义,可以追溯到17世纪30年代。这个日耳曼语词汇也被借用到了古法语中,作为"esparre",可能是英语单词的直接来源。
船桅木
晶石:一种稍有光泽的非金属矿物
亮晶
组合太阳望远镜
能同时观测多种太阳物理现象的多镜筒望远镜。
集材杆
Noun (1) Middle English sparre; akin to Old English spere spear — more at spear Verb Middle English sparren to dart, spring Noun (3) Low German; akin to Old English spærstān gypsum, spæren of plaster Noun (4)Semper Paratus, motto of the U.S. Coast Guard, from New Latin, always ready
The first known use of spar was in the 14th century
spark1 of 3noun
a small bit of a burning material
a hot glowing bit struck from a mass
a short bright flash of electricity between two points
sparkle entry 2 sense 1
a small amount that could grow into something larger
still has a spark of decency
spark2 of 3verb
to give off or cause to give off sparks
to cause to get going sparked the team to victory
the question sparked quite an argument
spark3 of 3verb
woo sense 1, court
spark1 of 3noun
a small bit of a burning material
a hot glowing bit struck from a mass
a short bright flash of electricity between two points
sparkle entry 2 sense 1
a small amount that could grow into something larger
still has a spark of decency
spark2 of 3verb
to give off or cause to give off sparks
to cause to get going sparked the team to victory
the question sparked quite an argument
spark3 of 3verb
woo sense 1, court
spark1 of 3noun
a small bit of a burning material
a hot glowing bit struck from a mass
a short bright flash of electricity between two points
sparkle entry 2 sense 1
a small amount that could grow into something larger
still has a spark of decency
spark2 of 3verb
to give off or cause to give off sparks
to cause to get going sparked the team to victory
the question sparked quite an argument
spark3 of 3verb
woo sense 1, court
sparingadjective
careful in the use of money or supplies
sparingadjective
careful in the use of money or supplies
spareribsplural noun
a cut of pork ribs separated from the bacon strips
spare1 of 3verb
to keep from being punished or harmed : show mercy
spared the prisoners
to free of the need to do something
spare yourself the trouble
to hold off from doing or spending
spare no cost
to use or give out in small amounts
more pancakes, please, and don't spare the syrup
to give up as not really needed couldn't spare a dime
can you spare me a few minutes
to have left over
got there with time to spare
spare2 of 3adjective
held in reserve
a spare tire
being over what is needed
spare time
not generous or wasteful : sparing
somewhat thin
not abundant or plentiful : scanty
spare3 of 3noun
a spare or duplicate piece or part
the knocking down of all 10 bowling pins with the first two balls in a frame in bowling
spare1 of 3verb
to keep from being punished or harmed : show mercy
spared the prisoners
to free of the need to do something
spare yourself the trouble
to hold off from doing or spending
spare no cost
to use or give out in small amounts
more pancakes, please, and don't spare the syrup
to give up as not really needed couldn't spare a dime
can you spare me a few minutes
to have left over
got there with time to spare
spare2 of 3adjective
held in reserve
a spare tire
being over what is needed
spare time
not generous or wasteful : sparing
somewhat thin
not abundant or plentiful : scanty
spare3 of 3noun
a spare or duplicate piece or part
the knocking down of all 10 bowling pins with the first two balls in a frame in bowling
spar1 of 2noun
a stout pole
a long rounded usually wood or metal piece (as a mast, boom, or yard) to which a sail is fastened
spar2 of 2verb
to box or make boxing movements with the fists for practice or in fun
skirmish entry 2 sense 1
1 The rope, rod, or spar on which such a ring moves.
环可供这种环移动的绳子 、 竿子或圆材.
2 CIS: Just killing time . You wanna spar?
娱乐而已. 想来比划比划?
3 So a crack in a titanium spar can be detected under a layer of aluminum skin.
因此,它可以探测纵梁蒙皮中钛金属材料以下的铝材裂纹.
4 She hadn’t been thrilled when it had been announced she was to spar against Verin.
5 Then the lights lift, and I stand in the Dauntless training room, in the circle in which we used to spar.
6 They sparred playfully over whose team was better.
7 “But surely,” said she, “I may enter his county with impunity, and rob it of a few petrified spars without his perceiving me.”
8 Night watch also has to adjust the sail (or the SPAR) if winds change direction or strength.
假如风向和风力有变化,夜间值守的人还需要调整船帆。
9 Joey couldn’t hear what the guy was saying because his ears were still ringing from his sparring partner’s accidental haymaker.
10 I said, knotting the loose end of the spool tar to the string loop tied to the center spar.
11 I sigh, even though I enjoy sparring with him.
12 They sparred for a moment, on the brink of a full fight.
他们互相推搡了一会儿,眼看就要大打出手了。
13 The manager spent the afternoon leaning on the ring ropes, watching Jose and Angel spar.
14 She said she was honored to speak at historic spar spot as Martin Luther King Jr.
她说她很荣幸能够站在马丁路德金曾经站过的地方进行演讲.
15 But they have often sparred over human rights, trade and currency disputes and China's military buildup.
但是双方在人权 、 贸易和货币纠纷以及中国积累军事力量问题上经常发生争论.
16 At their Test the next afternoon, Celaena stood in the training hall with her arms crossed, watching Cain spar with Grave.
17 The structural character and recently development of Spar platform is presented in detail in this paper.
本文详细介绍了单柱式平台的结构特点和发展概况.
18 “Yes, give us swords or sticks instead,” laughed Laertes, pretending to spar with Horatio.
19 There are abundant mineral resources, mainly copper, lead, zinc , mineral deposits, such as Iceland spar.
境内有丰富的矿产资源, 主要有铜 、 铅 、 锌 、 冰洲石等矿藏.
20 Across the gym, Spoon and Bud were watching Angel and Jose spar in the ring.
1 圆材
2 辩论
controversial polemic blue discussion debate contest dispute controversy deliberation argumentation disputation argue argument clash face-off ding-dong struggle joust polemical
3 挥拳
5 争吵
feudal jangly out yike broil threap cross-up shout-up fight blue argument row debate scrap controversy breeze hassle scrape disagreement fuss discord strife quarrel rhubarb altercation snarl bicker unpleasantness barney bust-up blowoff falling-out ruction punch-up dingdong shindy rammy bagarre brabble schemozzle collieshangie flyting fratch passage dispute jar feud tangle quibble squabble wrangle flite altercate jangle argue a passage of arms flap chops at odds quarreling fratchy fratching tracasserie scrap fray strife brawl quarrel run-in wrangling squall ruckus bickering tiff rumpus falling-out dustup row hassle squabble altercate fall out with quarrel with fray difference brawl blowout run-in ruck ruckus shindig dust-up unpleasantry set-to brannigan shauri stooshie argufy swedge breach spat hullabaloo dustup break set by the ears exchange words bandy words exchange stink scrimmage haggle rumpus disagree call in question at loggerheads static barge hassling stramash tiff sturt
6 口角
word scrap hassle verbal fuss tangle quarrel rhubarb broil squabble wrangle spat jangle brawling brabble jar tiff
8 圆木
12 桁梁
13 密友
familiar confident intimate buddy sidekick crony confidant chum compadre main man one's best friend
17 战斗
fighting combatant day field action fight battle engagement combat hostility rough-and-tumble stour contend wrestle militate bat
18 吵嘴
19 争论
blue exchange division argument row conflict debate contest controversy hassle fuss contention tangle discord altercation run-in haggle wrangle niggle disputation dust-up contestation falling-out shauri fight dispute tilt argufy altercate passage of arms cross swords go to the mat disputant question difference odds variance misunderstanding polemic dissension set-to rencounter meet jar differ disagree bully contend jangle discuss argue vex have words high words controversial eristic word clash argumentation chaffer controvert call in question polemical battle disagreement go-around bunfight quibble joust expostulate exchange words about exchange words with about exchange words with exchange words have words about have words with about have words with cross swords with tangle with duel skirmish flak skirmishing do battle