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spark spark[spɑ:k]sparked, sparking, sparksCET4CET6TEM4考研GRETOEFLIELTSv4851564789472213961785850n5775433048617831010726325NOUN4921192539VERB5313169791Spoken:307610462sparked[909] sparking[334] sparks[3231]火星(36%)，引起(26%)，激发(13%)，闪烁(9%)，朝气(4%)，热情回应(4%)，俗丽的年轻人(2%)，情人(2%)，向...求爱(2%)，冒火花(2%)n.火花；朝气；闪光vt.发动；鼓舞；求婚vi.闪烁；发火花；求婚n.(Spark)人名；(俄)斯帕克 spark ★★★☆☆/spɑ͟ː(r)k/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]火花；火星 A spark is a tiny bright piece of burning material that flies up from something that is  burning. The fire gradually got bigger and bigger. Sparks flew off in all directions.火越燃越烈，火星四溅。2[N-COUNT	可数名词]电火花；火花放电 A spark is a flash of light caused by electricity. It often makes a loud sound. He passed an electric spark through a mixture of gases.他让一束电火花穿过了一团混合气体。3[VERB	动词]发出火花；闪光 If something sparks, sparks of fire or light come from it.   [V]  [V prep]The wires were sparking above me...电线在我头顶上方冒着火花。I stared into the flames of the fire as it sparked to life.火光在闪烁，我注视着熊熊燃烧的烈焰。4[VERB	动词]引起(大火) If a burning object or electricity sparks a fire, it causes a fire.   [V n]A dropped cigarette may have sparked the fire.可能是丢弃的烟头导致了这场大火。5[N-COUNT	可数名词]微量；一点点 A spark of a quality or feeling, especially a desirable one, is a small but noticeable amount of it.   [N of n]His music lacked that vital spark of imagination...他的音乐缺少非常关键的那一点灵感。Even Oliver felt a tiny spark of excitement.连奥利弗都感到一丝兴奋。6[VERB	动词]触发；引发 If one thing sparks another, the first thing causes the second thing to start happening.   [V n]  [V-ed]  [V n P]  [V P n (not pron)]What was it that sparked your interest in motoring?是什么让你对开车产生了兴趣？The proposals are expected to spark heated debate.这些提议估计会引起激烈的争论。...a row sparked by a comment about his sister.由对他姐姐的一句评价引发的争吵Spark off means the same as spark .spark off 同 sparkThat incident sparked it off...那次事件引发了这件事。His book, Animal Liberation, sparked off a revolution in the way we think about animals.他的著作《动物解放》引发了一场关于我们该如何看待动物的思想革命。...a political crisis sparked off by religious violence.宗教暴力触发的政治危机7See also:bright spark；  8[PHRASE	短语]激烈争论；热烈讨论 If sparks fly between people, they discuss something in an excited or angry way.   [V inflects]They are not afraid to tackle the issues or let the sparks fly when necessary.他们不怕应对这些问题，也不怕必要时来一番激烈的争论。相关词组：spark off  spark1 nounspark2 verbsparkspark1 /spɑːk $ spɑːrk/ ●○○ noun  Entry menu Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1fire [countable] a very small piece of burning material produced by a fire or by hitting or rubbing two hard objects together:  sparks from the fire The scrape of metal on metal sent up a shower of sparks.2electricity [countable] a flash of light caused by electricity passing across a space:  electric sparks from a broken wire3spark of interest/excitement/anger etc a small amount of a feeling or quality:  Rachel looked at her and felt a spark of hope.4cause [countable] a small action or event that causes something to happen, especially trouble or violence:  The judge’s verdict provided the spark for the riots. Interest rate cuts were the spark the market needed.5intelligence/energy [uncountable] a quality of intelligence or energy that makes someone successful or fun to be with:  She was tired, and lacked her usual spark. McKellen’s performance gives the play its spark of life  (=quality of energy).6sparks [plural] anger or angry arguments:  The sparks were really flying  (=people were arguing angrily) at the meeting! → bright sparkat bright(11)spark1 nounspark2 verbsparkspark2 ●○○ verb  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[transitive] (also spark something ↔ off) to be the cause of something, especially trouble or violence  SYN  provoke:  The police response sparked outrage in the community. A discarded cigarette sparked a small brush fire.2spark somebody’s interest/hope/curiosity etc to make someone feel interested, hopeful etc:  topics that spark children’s imaginations3[intransitive] to produce sparks of fire or electricity

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WDF	spark [spɑ:k]sparked, sparking, sparks CET4CET6TEM4考研GRETOEFLIELTS v4851 5647 894 722 1396 1785 850 n5775 4330 486 1783 1010 726 325 NOUN4921 192539 VERB5313 169791 Spoken: 307610462 sparked[909] sparking[334] sparks[3231] 火星(36%)，引起(26%)，激发(13%)，闪烁(9%)，朝气(4%)，热情回应(4%)，俗丽的年轻人(2%)，情人(2%)，向...求爱(2%)，冒火花(2%) n.火花；朝气；闪光 vt.发动；鼓舞；求婚 vi.闪烁；发火花；求婚 n.(Spark)人名；(俄)斯帕克
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Collins	spark ★★★☆☆ /spɑ͟ː(r)k/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]火花；火星 A spark is a tiny bright piece of burning material that flies up from something that is burning. The fire gradually got bigger and bigger. Sparks flew off in all directions. 火越燃越烈，火星四溅。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]电火花；火花放电 A spark is a flash of light caused by electricity. It often makes a loud sound. He passed an electric spark through a mixture of gases. 他让一束电火花穿过了一团混合气体。 3 [VERB 动词]发出火花；闪光 If something sparks, sparks of fire or light come from it. [V] [V prep] The wires were sparking above me... 电线在我头顶上方冒着火花。 I stared into the flames of the fire as it sparked to life. 火光在闪烁，我注视着熊熊燃烧的烈焰。 4 [VERB 动词]引起(大火) If a burning object or electricity sparks a fire, it causes a fire. [V n] A dropped cigarette may have sparked the fire. 可能是丢弃的烟头导致了这场大火。 5 [N-COUNT 可数名词]微量；一点点 A spark of a quality or feeling, especially a desirable one, is a small but noticeable amount of it. [N of n] His music lacked that vital spark of imagination... 他的音乐缺少非常关键的那一点灵感。 Even Oliver felt a tiny spark of excitement. 连奥利弗都感到一丝兴奋。 6 [VERB 动词]触发；引发 If one thing sparks another, the first thing causes the second thing to start happening. [V n] [V-ed] [V n P] [V P n (not pron)] What was it that sparked your interest in motoring? 是什么让你对开车产生了兴趣？ The proposals are expected to spark heated debate. 这些提议估计会引起激烈的争论。 ...a row sparked by a comment about his sister. 由对他姐姐的一句评价引发的争吵 Spark off means the same as spark .spark off 同 spark That incident sparked it off... 那次事件引发了这件事。 His book, Animal Liberation, sparked off a revolution in the way we think about animals. 他的著作《动物解放》引发了一场关于我们该如何看待动物的思想革命。 ...a political crisis sparked off by religious violence. 宗教暴力触发的政治危机 7 See also:bright spark ； 8 [PHRASE 短语]激烈争论；热烈讨论 If sparks fly between people, they discuss something in an excited or angry way. [V inflects] They are not afraid to tackle the issues or let the sparks fly when necessary. 他们不怕应对这些问题，也不怕必要时来一番激烈的争论。相关词组： spark off
Oxford	spark / spɑːk ; NAmE spɑːrk / noun , verb spark sparks sparked sparking noun 1 [countable ] a very small burning piece of material that is produced by sth that is burning or by hitting two hard substances together 火花；火星 ◆ A shower of sparks flew up the chimney. 烟囱里飞出无数火星。 2 [countable ] a small flash of light produced by an electric current 电火花 ◆ sparks from a faulty light switch 漏电的电灯开关发出的火花 ◆ A spark ignites the fuel in a car engine. 汽车发动机中的燃料由火花点燃。 3 [countable , usually singular ] sparkof sth a small amount of a particular quality or feeling （指品质或感情）一星，丝毫，一丁点 SYN glimmer ◆ a spark of hope 一线希望 4 [uncountable , singular ] a special quality of energy, intelligence or enthusiasm that makes sb very clever, amusing, etc. 生气；活力；才华；热情 ◆ As a writer he seemed to lack creative spark. 作为作家，他似乎缺少创作激情。 5 [countable ] an action or event that causes sth important to develop, especially trouble or violence 诱因；导火线 ◆ the sparks of revolution 革命的导火线 6 [countable , usually plural ] feelings of anger or excitement between people 愤怒的情感；激烈的情绪 ◆ Sparks flewat the meeting (= there was a lot of argument). 会上争论激烈，火星四溅。 IDIOMsee bright adj. verb 1 [transitive ] to cause sth to start or develop, especially suddenly 引发；触发 sparksth ◆ The proposal would spark a storm of protest around the country. 这一提案将引发全国性的抗议浪潮。 ◆ Winds brought down power lines, sparking a fire. 大风刮断电线，引起了火灾。 sparksth off ◆ The riots were sparked off by the arrest of a local leader. 骚乱是因逮捕一名当地领导人而触发的。 2 [intransitive ] to produce small flashes of fire or electricity 冒火花；飞火星；产生电火花 ◆ a sparking, crackling fire 劈啪直响、火星飞迸的火 ◆ ( figurative) The game suddenly sparked to life. 比赛突然变得激烈起来。 PHRASAL VERB ˌspark ˈup sth ( BrE) to begin a conversation, an argument, a friendship, etc, often suddenly 激起，突然引发（交谈、争论、友谊等） ◆ I tried to spark up a conversation with her. 我设法跟她攀谈起来。 spark / spɑːk ; NAmE spɑːrk /
LDC	spark1 noun spark2 verb sparkspark1 /spɑːk $ spɑːrk/ ●○○ noun Entry menu Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1fire [countable] a very small piece of burning material produced by a fire or by hitting or rubbing two hard objects together: sparks from the fire The scrape of metal on metal sent up a shower of sparks.2electricity [countable] a flash of light caused by electricity passing across a space: electric sparks from a broken wire3spark of interest/excitement/anger etc a small amount of a feeling or quality: Rachel looked at her and felt a spark of hope.4cause [countable] a small action or event that causes something to happen, especially trouble or violence: The judge’s verdict provided the spark for the riots. Interest rate cuts were the spark the market needed.5intelligence/energy [uncountable] a quality of intelligence or energy that makes someone successful or fun to be with: She was tired, and lacked her usual spark. McKellen’s performance gives the play its spark of life (=quality of energy).6sparks [plural] anger or angry arguments: The sparks were really flying (=people were arguing angrily) at the meeting! → bright spark at bright(11) spark1 noun spark2 verb sparkspark2 ●○○ verb Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[transitive] (also spark something ↔ off) to be the cause of something, especially trouble or violence SYN provoke: The police response sparked outrage in the community. A discarded cigarette sparked a small brush fire.2spark somebody’s interest/hope/curiosity etc to make someone feel interested, hopeful etc: topics that spark children’s imaginations3[intransitive] to produce sparks of fire or electricity

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