| 词汇 | spell |
| 释义 | spell (noun) spell (verb) spell (noun) spell 9 ENTRIES FOUND: spell (verb) spell (noun) spell (verb) spell (noun) spell-check (verb) spell-checker (noun) spelling (noun) spelling bee (noun) spelling checker (noun) 1 spell /ˈspɛl/ verb spells; spelled or chiefly British spelt /ˈspɛlt/ ; spelling 1 spell /ˈspɛl/ verb spells; spelled or chiefly British spelt /ˈspɛlt/ ; spelling Learner's definition of SPELL chiefly US 1 a : to say, write, or print the letters of (a word or name)（用字母）拼写，拼出 [+ object] How do you spell your last name?你的姓怎么拼写？ You spelled “catastrophe” wrong.你把catastrophe拼写错了。 “Foggy” is spelled with two g's.单词foggy有两个g。 — sometimes + out Please spell out your full name.请拼写出你的全名。 [no object] He doesn't spell very well.他的拼写能力不太好。 b [+ object] — used to indicate the letters that form a particular word（字母）拼成（某词） S-O-N spells “son.”S-O-N拼成son。 2 [+ object] : to have or lead to (a particular result or effect)招致；意味着 Her boss's resignation spelled the end to her troubles. [=her troubles ended when her boss resigned]她老板辞职意味着她的麻烦到头了。 The amount of planning you do could spell [=mean] the difference between success and failure.是否做足规划决定着你能否成功。 Their carelessness could spell trouble/disaster for all of us.他们的粗心大意可能给我们所有人带来麻烦/灾难。 spell out [phrasal verb] 1 spell (something) out or spell out (something) : to explain the details of (something) clearly清楚地说明；详细地解释 The contract spelled out the terms of his employment.这个合同清楚地说明了他的雇用条款。 She didn't get the hint, so he had to spell it out for her.她没有领会那个暗示，所以他不得不清楚地向她说明。2 2 : to write out (something) in complete words instead of using a number, an abbreviation, etc.完整写出；全部拼写 When addressing the invitations, spell out “street,” “road,” etc.写邀请信地址的时候，把“街道”、“道路”等名称拼写完整。 On this line you need to spell out the dollar amount.你需要在这一行用文字拼写出美元金额。 — see also 1spell 1 (above) — compare 3spell 2 spell /ˈspɛl/ noun plural spells 2 spell /ˈspɛl/ noun plural spells Learner's definition of SPELL 1 [count] a : a group of secret words that are believed to have magic power咒语 He said a magic spell of protection.他念了一段辟邪的咒语。 b : magic that is performed by saying a group of secret words（通过咒语施展的）魔法 In the story, the witch casts a spell on/over the children.在故事里，巫婆用咒语对孩子们施了魔法。 Drinking the potion will break the spell. [=end the magic]喝下药水可以破除魔法。 She felt like she was under a spell. [=affected by magic]她感觉自己像中了魔法。 2 [singular] : a quality that attracts or influences someone or something in a powerful or seemingly magical way魅力；魔力 The sound of the phone ringing broke the spell of the music.电话铃声打断了令人如痴如醉的音乐。 Many people think she has fallen under his spell, but I think she knows what she's doing.许多人认为她完全被他迷住了，但我想她知道自己在做什么。 — compare 4spell 3 spell /ˈspɛl/ verb spells; spelled; spelling 3 spell /ˈspɛl/ verb spells; spelled; spelling Learner's definition of SPELL [+ object] chiefly US : to take the place of (another person who has been working or doing something for a period of time) : to take over for (someone)替换；轮换 When they're taking care of their grandson, they spell [=relieve] each other throughout the day.他们每天轮换着照顾孙子。 — compare 1spell 4 spell /ˈspɛl/ noun plural spells 4 spell /ˈspɛl/ noun plural spells Learner's definition of SPELL [count] 1 : a short period of time usually marked by a particular activity or condition（某活动或情况的）一段时间 a dizzy/fainting spell一阵眩晕/昏迷 I'm tired and need to sit down for a spell.我累了，需要坐下来休息一会儿。 It looks like we're in for a spell of rainy weather.看起来我们免不了要有一段时间的阴天了。 The flowers died during a dry/cold spell. [=a period of dry/cold weather]这些花在干燥/寒冷的时期死掉了。 2 : a period spent doing a job or duty一段工作时间 After a spell as an editor she went back to teaching.当了一段时间的编辑后她又回头教书去了。 — compare 2spell |
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