| 单词 | spirit |
| 释义 | spirit ['spɪr.ɪt] noun WAY OF FEELING 感觉方式 IMPROVER [S or U] ■a particular way of thinking, feeling or behaving, especially a way that is typical of a particular group of people, an activity, a time or a place 精神；（尤指特定人群、活动、时代或地方的）主导精神 •The players have a very strong team •As rock musicians in the 1960s, they were very much part of the spirit of the age/times •We acted in spirits [plural] ■the way a person is feeling 情绪；心境 •I've been in high/low •Her spirits lifted/rose •The negative reply dashed the spirit of a law/rule, etc. ■the principle which a law, rule, etc. was created to strengthen, rather than the particular things it says you must or must not do 法律／规则等的实质（或精神） •They followed neither the spirit nor the letter of the law.他们既不遵从法律的实质精神，也不理睬它的字面意义。 enter/get into the spirit ■to show enthusiasm and enjoyment 全身心投入；积极热情地参与 •They went to the tennis club a few times but never really got into the spirit of it.他们去了几次网球俱乐部，但从未真正投身其中。 that's the spirit ■used to approve or encourage someone's positive attitude (= way of thinking) or action （用于表示赞同或鼓励）这就对了，就应该这样 •"Come on, we can win this game." "That's the spirit."“加把劲，我们能赢这场比赛。”“这就对了。” ['spɪr.ɪt] noun NOT BODY 非肉体 IMPROVER uncountable ■the characteristics of a person that are considered as being separate from the body, and which many religions believe continue to exist after the body dies （独立于肉体的）精神，灵魂；心灵 •Although he's now living in America, I feel he's with me in IMPROVER countable ■the form of a dead person, similar to a ghost , or the feeling that a dead person is present though you cannot see them 鬼魂，幽灵 •an evil spirit恶魔 •The spirits of long-dead warriors seemed to haunt the area.死去很久的武士的幽灵似乎经常在这个地区出没。 ['spɪr.ɪt] noun ENTHUSIASM 热情 uncountable approving ■enthusiasm, energy or bravery 热情；活力；勇气 •The orchestra performed the Rite of Spring with •The torture failed to break ['spɪr.ɪt] noun ALCOHOL 酒精 countable or uncountable ■a strong alcoholic drink 烈酒 •Vodka is a type of spirit.伏特加是一种烈酒。 •Spirits are more expensive than beer, but they get you drunk faster.烈酒比啤酒要贵，但能很快把人灌醉。 uncountable ■Some types of spirit are alcoholic liquids used especially for cleaning, mixing with paint, etc. （尤用于清洁、混合油漆等的）工业酒精，酒精溶液 •Thin the paint with white ['spɪr.ɪt] noun as/if/when, etc. the spirit moves sb ■taking action only when you feel is the right time, not following a plan 凭感觉；心血来潮 •It's impossible to predict what he'll do - he just acts when the spirit moves him.他会做甚么根本无从预测——他做事情纯凭感觉。 ['spɪr.ɪt] noun The spirit is willing , but the flesh is weak. humorous saying ■said when you would like to do something, but you do not have the time, skills or energy necessary to do it 心有余而力不足；力不从心；力有未逮 ['spɪr.ɪt] verb spirit sb/sth away/off/out, etc. ■to move someone or something out of or away from a place secretly 偷偷带走；神不知鬼不觉地弄走 •Somehow the prisoners managed to spirit news out to the world outside.囚犯们不知用甚么办法把消息送出了监狱。 |
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