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spars

/spɑrz/

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noun

椽子, 屋椽。

A rafter of a roof.

Examples :

"The old barn's roof was collapsing because many of the spars had rotted away. "

由于许多屋椽已经腐烂，老谷仓的屋顶正在坍塌。

architecture material

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noun

桅杆，圆材

A thick pole or piece of wood.

Examples :

"The children used thick spars of driftwood to build a fort on the beach. "

孩子们用海滩上捡来的粗圆木搭了个堡垒。

nautical sailing material structure

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noun

门闩，门栓

A bar of wood used to fasten a door.

Examples :

"We use spars to secure the heavy barn doors at night. "

我们用门闩在晚上把厚重的谷仓门闩紧。

architecture material

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noun

桅杆，桁材

Any linear object used as a mast, sprit, yard, boom, pole or gaff.

Examples :

"The old sailboat in the harbor had broken spars, making it look sadly neglected. "

港口里那艘旧帆船断裂的桅杆和桁材，让它看起来十分破败，令人惋惜。

nautical sailing

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noun

翼梁

A beam-like structural member that supports ribs in an aircraft wing or other airfoil.

Examples :

"The engineer carefully inspected the spars inside the airplane wing for any signs of cracks. "

工程师仔细检查了飞机机翼内部的翼梁，看是否有裂缝的迹象。

technical vehicle machine structure part industry

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verb

闩，用闩闩上。

Examples :

"He always spars the door before going to bed, feeling safer with the extra bolt secured. "

他睡觉前总是把门闩上，多上一道闩让他觉得更安全。

nautical sailing

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verb

为...装桅杆, 配备桅杆

To supply or equip (a vessel) with spars.

Examples :

"The shipyard workers will spar the new sailing ship with sturdy masts and booms before it leaves for its maiden voyage. "

在新的帆船首航之前，造船厂的工人将为它装上坚固的桅杆和横桁。

nautical sailing

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noun

练习赛, 模拟赛

A sparring session; a preliminary fight, as in boxing or cock-fighting.

Examples :

"The boxing coach scheduled a few spars before the main competition to assess each fighter's readiness. "

拳击教练在正式比赛前安排了几场练习赛，以评估每位拳手的准备情况。

sport entertainment

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verb

练习，对打

To fight, especially as practice for martial arts or hand-to-hand combat.

Examples :

"The boxing team meets twice a week to spar and improve their technique. "

拳击队每周碰面两次进行对打练习，以提高他们的技术。

sport action military war entertainment

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verb

踢打，用脚踢。

To strike with the feet or spurs, as cocks do.

Examples :

"The two roosters circled each other warily, ready to spars with their sharp spurs. "

两只公鸡互相警惕地绕圈，准备用它们锋利的距踢打对方。

animal action sport

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verb

争论，辩论。

To contest in words; to wrangle.

Examples :

"Even though they are siblings, they often spar over who gets to use the family car. "

虽然他们是兄妹/姐弟，但是他们经常为了谁能用家里的车而争论不休。

communication language action

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noun

解理石，晶石。

Any of various microcrystalline minerals, of light, translucent, or transparent appearance, which are easily cleft.

Examples :

"The geology student examined the box of rocks, carefully separating the quartz from the feldspar spars, noting their easily cleaved surfaces. "

那个地质系学生检查了一盒岩石，小心地将石英和长石解理石分开，并记录下它们容易裂开的表面。

mineral geology material substance

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晶体，结晶体。

Any crystal with readily discernible faces.

Examples :

"The geology student examined the collection of spars, carefully identifying each crystal's distinct faces and structure. "

地质系的学生仔细检查了那些晶体样本，认真辨认每块晶体独特的晶面和结构。

geology mineral material