spurt

美音：[spɜrt] 英音：[spɜː(r)t]

简单释义：

v.冲刺；冒出；喷出；（短暂地）加速前进

n.迸发；涌出的液体；喷出的火舌

Web喷射；士宝；喷溅

变形：

"Plural Form：spurts Present Participle：spurting Past Tense：spurted "

完整释义：

1.突然喷出,突发,突然爆发[冲出等]
2.喷溅,爆发
3.短促突然的爆发或激增,(怒气、精力等的)迸发
4.(赛跑)最后冲刺,最后死拚
5.(营业的)突然兴隆
6.短时间
7.一时
8.异常增加

1.喷射
2.喷出,迸出
3.喷注
4.突然拚命努力,在赛跑中最后冲刺;突发
5.发芽,生长
6.一鼓作气
7.迅速上涨
8.行刺
9.溅
10.长出

例句：

Home buying in India has expanded hugely because of a combination of higher incomes, lower interest rates and a spurt of new construction.
由于收入上升、利率降低以及新建筑热潮的兴起，印度购房数量急剧增长。
He says it is important that this summit occurred in a relatively young democracy - part of a post Cold War growth spurt in EU membership.
他表示，这次会议在比较年轻的民主制国家举行是非常重要的。这些国家是欧盟成员国在冷战后增加的一部分。
The fine print to spurt the code machine is mainly used for smaller characters, Numbers, and graphics on her cheek products spray.
小字喷码机主要用于将较小文字、数字和图形等喷印子产品上。
"Spurt" is the word used to describe a short burst of activity, something that happens in a hurry.
这个词用来形容一种爆发式的增长，一些急速发生的事情。
Some people get a temporary layer of fat to prepare the body for a growth spurt.
有些人的体内形成临时性脂肪层，为身体的快速增长做好准备。
Sheila's face is beginning to flesh out now that she's passed through the growth spurt of puberty.
希拉已过了生长发育期，她的脸正在开始丰满。
He told me that following his last, flat-ish decade, he had recently put on a spurt, and was now singing better than ever before.
他告诉我，经历了过去平淡的10年后，他最近突飞猛进，现在唱得比以往任何时候都更好。
When soya and beef prices briefly began to climb at the end of 2007 there was a renewed spurt of hacking and burning.
2007年末，大豆和牛肉价格出现短期攀升，树木的砍伐燃烧再次突然加重。

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