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spurt

/spɜː(r)t/ /spɝt/

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noun

涌出，喷射。

A brief gush, as of liquid spurting from an orifice or a cut/wound.

Examples :

"a spurt of water; a spurt of blood"

一阵水的涌出; 一阵血的喷射

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noun

射精，精液喷射

Ejaculation of semen.

Examples :

"The athlete's sudden spurt of energy allowed him to win the race. "

运动员突然爆发的能量让他赢得了比赛 (Yùndòngyuán tūrán bàofā de néngliàng ràng tā yíngdé le bǐsài).

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noun

嫩芽，新芽

A shoot; a bud.

Examples :

"The rose bush had a new spurt, a tiny green shoot pushing through the soil. "

那棵玫瑰丛长出了一个新的嫩芽，一株小小的绿色新芽从泥土中探了出来。

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verb

喷射，涌出

To cause to gush out suddenly or violently in a stream or jet.

Examples :

"The old pipe began to leak and water suddenly spurted out. "

那根旧管子开始漏水，然后突然喷涌而出。

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verb

喷射，涌出。

To rush from a confined place in a small stream or jet.

Examples :

"The water spurted from the leaky pipe, making a small puddle on the floor. "

漏水的管子喷出水来，在地上形成了一个小水洼。

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noun

一阵，一会儿.

A moment, a short period of time.

Examples :

"During the brief spurt of sunshine, the children played happily outside. "

在短暂的一阵阳光里，孩子们在外面快乐地玩耍。

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noun

一阵，一股，爆发.

A sudden brief burst of, or increase in, speed, effort, activity, emotion or development.

Examples :

"The runner put on a spurt of speed in the last few seconds of the race to win. "

比赛最后几秒，赛跑运动员突然爆发了一股速度，赢得了比赛。

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verb

冲刺，奋力。

To make a strong effort for a short period of time.

Examples :

"The bullion market spurted on Thursday."

周四，金银市场突然发力上扬。

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