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spires

/ˈspaɪərz/ /ˈspaɪɚz/

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noun

嫩芽，苗。

The stalk or stem of a plant.

Examples :

"The garden was full of foxgloves, their spires reaching high with colorful, bell-shaped flowers. "

花园里开满了毛地黄，它们的嫩芽高高地伸展着，上面开满了色彩鲜艳的钟形花朵。

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嫩芽，芽，苗。

A young shoot of a plant; a spear.

Examples :

"The gardener carefully protected the tender spires of the new asparagus plants from the frost. "

园丁小心地保护着新种芦笋的嫩芽，以免它们被霜冻伤害。

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芦苇，灯芯草

Any of various tall grasses, rushes, or sedges, such as the marram, the reed canary-grass, etc.

Examples :

"The wind rustled through the spires growing along the riverbank, creating a soft, whispering sound. "

微风吹拂着河岸边生长的芦苇和灯芯草，发出柔和的沙沙声。

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尖顶，塔尖

A sharp or tapering point.

Examples :

"The church was beautiful, with two tall spires reaching up towards the sky. "

这座教堂非常漂亮，有两个高高的尖顶直插云霄。

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尖顶，尖塔。

A tapering structure built on a roof or tower, especially as one of the central architectural features of a church or cathedral roof.

Examples :

"The spire of the church rose high above the town."

教堂的尖顶高高耸立，在城镇之上显得格外醒目。

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尖顶, 顶峰

The top, or uppermost point, of anything; the summit.

Examples :

"The mountain's spires pierced the clouds. "

山峰的尖顶刺破了云层。

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noun

引火管，导火索.

A tube or fuse for communicating fire to the charge in blasting.

Examples :

"The construction worker carefully inserted the spires into the rock face before detonating the explosives. "

施工人员小心地将引火管插入岩壁，然后引爆炸药。

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verb

发芽，萌芽

(of a seed, plant etc.) to sprout, to send forth the early shoots of growth; to germinate.

Examples :

"The sunflower seeds spired quickly after being planted in the garden. "

向日葵种子种在花园里后，很快就发芽了。

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verb

耸立，向上延伸.

To grow upwards rather than develop horizontally.

Examples :

"The tomato plant spires upwards, reaching for the sunlight above the fence. "

那棵番茄植株向上耸立延伸，努力伸向篱笆上方的阳光。

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verb

为...装上尖顶，使成塔状。

To furnish with a spire.

Examples :

"The architect will spire the church with a tall, graceful tower next year. "

建筑师明年将为这座教堂加装尖顶，使其成为一座高耸优雅的塔楼。

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verb

呼吸，喘气.

Examples :

"The tired student slowly spired, catching their breath before the final exam. "

疲惫的学生在期末考试前，慢慢地喘着气，想缓口气。

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盘绕，螺旋。

One of the sinuous foldings of a serpent or other reptile; a coil.

Examples :

"The garden snake rested in the flower pot, its body arranged in neat spires. "

这条园丁蛇在花盆里休息，身体整齐地盘绕成一圈圈的。

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螺旋，盘旋。

Examples :

"The curly fries were cut into fun spires. "

那些薯条被切成了有趣的螺旋状。

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螺旋线，螺线。

The part of a spiral generated in one revolution of the straight line about the pole.

Examples :

"The record player etched spires into the vinyl as the needle spun. "

唱片机在唱片上刻画出一圈圈螺旋线，随着唱针旋转。

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