spurt
UK [spɜ:t] US [spɝ:t] verb intransitive or transitive
LIQUID 液体
■to (cause to) flow out suddenly and with force, in a fast stream （使）喷出，（使）冒出，（使）涌出•Blood was spurting out all over the place.血喷得到处都是。 •His arm was spurting blood where the vein had been severed.他手臂上割破的血管正在往外喷血。
UK [spɜ:t] US [spɝ:t] verb intransitive or transitive
INCREASE 增加 mainly US to increase or grow very quickly, or to suddenly increase by a particular amount （使）激增，（使）急遽上升•Shares of the jewellery-store chain spurted $6.珠宝连锁店的股价飙升了六美元。
UK [spɜ:t] US [spɝ:t] noun countable
INCREASE 增加
■a sudden and short period of increased activity, effort or speed （活动、干劲的）短时激增，迸发；突然加速，冲刺•There was a sudden spurt of activity in the housing market.房地产市场突然活跃了起来。 •He tends to work in spurts.他工作起来往往时而松懈时而认真。
UK [spɜ:t] US [spɝ:t] noun countable
LIQUID 液体
■a sudden fast stream of liquid （液体等的）喷射•The water came out in spurts.水喷涌而出。 |