| 单词 | spur |
| 释义 | spur UK [spɜ:r] US [spɝ:] verb transitive (-rr-) ENCOURAGE 鼓励 ■to encourage an activity or development or make it happen faster 激励，鞭策；促进，加速 •Rising consumer sales have the effect of spurring the economy to •Spurred (on) UK [spɜ:r] US [spɝ:] verb transitive (-rr-)SHARP OBJECT 尖物 ■to push spurs into the side of a horse to make it go faster （用马刺）策（马）前行 •He spurred his horse on UK [spɜ:r] US [spɝ:] noun countable SHARP OBJECT 尖物 ■a sharp, metal, wheel-shaped object which is fixed to the heel of boots worn by people riding horses and is used to encourage the horse to go faster 马刺，靴刺 UK [spɜ:r] US [spɝ:] noun countable MOUNTAIN 山 ■a high piece of land which sticks out from a mountain or a group of mountains 山嘴，尖坡 UK [spɜ:r] US [spɝ:] noun countable ENCOURAGEMENT 鼓励 ■something that acts as an encouragement for an activity or development 刺激；激励 •The manager said that the team's win on Saturday would be a spur to UK [spɜ:r] US [spɝ:] noun countable spur-of-the-moment informal ■describes a decision, action, etc. that is sudden and done without any planning （决定、行动等）一时冲动的，心血来潮的 •We hadn't planned to go away - it was one of those spur-of-the-moment decisions •We just jumped in a car on the UK [spɜ:r] US [spɝ:] noun countable win/gain your spurs ■to achieve something which proves that you are skilled in a particular type of activity and to therefore win the respect of other people 赢得荣誉；获得声望 •He won his political spurs fighting hospital closures during his time as a local councillor in Bristol.担任布里斯托尔市议员期间他因为反对关闭医院而赢得了政治声誉。 |
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