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spell spell ★★★☆☆/spe̱l/American English uses the form spelled as the past tense and past participle. British English uses either spelled or spelt. 美国英语中过去式和过去分词为 spelled，英国英语中则既可用 spelled，也可用 spelt。1[VERB	动词]拼写；拼读 When you spell a word, you write or speak each letter in the word in the correct order.   [V n]  [V-ed]  [V n P]  [V P n (not pron)]He gave his name and then helpfully spelt it...他说出自己的名字，然后又热心地将它拼了出来。How do you spell 'potato'?...potato 这个词怎么拼写？'Tang' is 'Gnat' spelt backwards.Gnat倒着写出来就是Tang。Spell out means the same as spell .spell out同 spellIf I don't know a word, I ask them to spell it out for me...如果我不会写某个字，就让他们替我拼出来。I never have to spell out my first name.我从不需要将我的名拼读出来。2[VERB	动词](会)拼写(单词) Someone who can spell knows the correct order of letters in words.   [V]  [V n]  [no cont]It's shocking how students can't spell these days...当今的学生们拼写上差得令人吃惊。You accused me of inaccuracy yet you can't  spell 'Middlesex'.你说我不够准确，但你自己却不会拼写Middlesex。3[VERB	动词]意味着，招致(常常是不愉快的结果) If something spells a particular result, often an unpleasant one, it suggests that this will be the result.   [V n]  [no cont]If the irrigation plan goes ahead, it could spell disaster for the birds...如果灌溉计划开始实施，它可能会给鸟类带来灾难。A report has just arrived on government desks which spells more trouble.刚刚有一份报告被送到政府手中，这意味着将要出现更多的麻烦。4[N-COUNT	可数名词](某种活动、天气等的)一段短暂时间，一阵 A spell of a particular type of weather or a particular activity is a short period of time during which this type of weather or activity occurs.   [usu N of n]There has been a long spell of dry weather...很长一段时间里天气一直很干燥。You join a barrister for two six-month spells of practical experience.你跟着一位出庭律师进行两期为时 6 个月的实习工作。...sunny spells.阳光灿烂的日子5[N-COUNT	可数名词]魔法；妖术 A spell is a situation in which events are controlled by a magical power. They say she died after a witch cast a spell on her.他们说她是被一个女巫施了魔法后死的。...the kiss that will break the spell.能破除魔法的吻6See also:spelling；  7[PHRASE	短语]吸引；迷住 If something or someone casts their spell on you or casts a spell on you, you are fascinated or charmed by them.   [V inflects]For many years sundials have cast their spell over scientists and mathematicians...多年来，日晷一直吸引着科学家和数学家们。People said he was able to cast a spell on the public.人们说他能吸引公众。8[PHRASE	短语]被…迷住 If you are under someone's spell, you are so fascinated by them that you cannot think about anything else.   [N inflects]Even sensible Frank had fallen under her spell.甚至连一向理智的弗兰克都被她迷住了。相关词组：spell out  spell1 verbspell2 nounspellspell1 /spel/ ●●● S2 verb (past tense and past participle spelt /spelt/ especially British English or spelled especially American English)  Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1[intransitive, transitive] to form a word by writing or naming the letters in order:  How do you spell ‘juice’? Pupils should know how to spell commonly used words.spell something wrong/wrongly You’ve spelled my name wrong.2[transitive] if letters spell a word, they form it:  B-O-O-K spells ‘book’. 'Love' is spelled L-O-V-E.3spell trouble/disaster/danger etc if a situation or action spells trouble etc, it makes you expect trouble etc:  The lack of rain could spell disaster for farmers.4[transitive] American English to do someone else’s work for them for a short period so that they can rest:  I can spell you if you get tired.spell something ↔ out phrasal verb1to explain something clearly and in detailspell out how/what etc The report spelled out in detail what the implications were for teacher training.2to show how a word is spelled by writing or saying the letters separately in order:  ‘W-E-I-R,’ she said, spelling it out.3to write a word in its complete form instead of using an abbreviationspell1 verbspell2 nounspellspell2 ●○○ noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1a piece of magic that someone does, or the special words or ceremonies used in doing it:  a magic spellput/cast a spell on somebody (=do a piece of magic to change someone) The kiss of the prince broke the spell (=stopped the magic from working).be under a spell The whole town seemed to be under a spell.2a period of a particular kind of activity, weather, illness etc, usually a short periodbrief/short spell After a brief spell in the army, I returned to teaching.spell of a spell of bad luckcold/wet/dry spell Water the young plants carefully during dry spells. a day of sunny spells and scattered showers He began to suffer from dizzy spells.3a power that attracts, interests, and influences you very stronglyfall/come/be under a spell I fell under the spell of her charm. an ancient city that still casts its spell over travellers4break the spell to make someone stop paying all their attention to something, or to make a time stop feeling special:  He lay still, not wanting to break the spell.COLLOCATIONS– Meaning 1adjectivesa magic spell· She found an ancient book of magic spells.an evil spell· The people still believe in evil spells.verbscast a spell (on somebody) (=do some magic)· Suddenly everyone froze, as if a wizard had cast a spell on them.weave a spell (=do some magic)· She wove a spell, so that he slept forever and never grew old.put a spell on somebody (=make magic affect someone)· The fairy put a terrible spell on the princess.break a spell (=end the effect of some magic)· No one knew how to break the spell.COLLOCATIONS– Meaning 2adjectivesa brief/short spell· After a brief spell in a florist's shop, she became a hairdresser.a long/prolonged spell· We have just had a long spell of unusually dry weather.a dry/wet spell· Keep fuchsias well watered during prolonged dry spells in summer.a cold/warm/hot spell· There was a very cold spell in late November.sunny spells· Tuesday will be dry with sunny spells.a dizzy/fainting spell (=one when you feel unable to stand steadily and your head feels unclear)· She must have had a dizzy spell and fallen.a good/bad spell· The team had some good spells during the match.a quiet spell (=when not much is happening)· We've had quite a quiet spell at work recently.

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       你的姓怎么拼？                    ◆        I thought her name was Catherine, but it's Kathryn spelt with a ‘K’.        我原以为她叫 Catherine，其实是 Kathryn，以 K 开头。                    2      ★              [intransitive            ,       transitive        ]                    to form words correctly from inspanidual letters          拼出，会拼（单词）                            ◆        I've never been able to spell.        我一直不会拼写。                    spellsth + adj.                    ◆        You've spelt my name wrong.        你把我的名字拼错了。                    ☞see also                                            misspell                                                  3      ★              [transitive        ]                    spellsth                    (of letters of a word        构成单词的字母        )                    to form words when they are put together in a particular order          拼作；拼成                            ◆        C—A—T spells ‘cat’.                  *C—A—T 拼作 cat。                            4              [transitive        ]                    spellsth (for sb/sth)                    to have sth, usually sth bad, as a result; to mean sth, usually sth bad          招致，意味着（通常指坏事）                            ◆        The crop failure spelt disaster for many farmers.        对许多农民来说，庄稼歉收就意味着灾难。                    5              [transitive        ]                    spellsb                    (          NAmE) (          informal)                to replace for a short time sb who is doing a particular activity so that they can rest          （短时间）替换，顶替                            ◆        Carter will be here in an hour to spell you.        卡特一小时后过来替换你。                            PHRASAL VERB                    ˌspell sth↔ˈout                  1                      to explain sth in a simple, clear way              解释明白；讲清楚                                            ◆            You know what I mean—I'm sure I don't need to spell it out.            你明白我的意思，肯定不需要我解释了。                                spellwhy, what, etc…                                ◆            Let me spell out why we need more money.            我来说说清楚，我们为什么还需要钱。                                    2                      to say or write the letters of a word in the right order              用字母拼；拼写                                            ◆            Could you spell that name out again?            你能不能把那个名字再拼一次？                                                    noun        ★                    1      ★              [countable        ]                    a short period of time during which sth lasts          （持续的）一段时间                            ◆        a spell of warm weather        一段天气温暖的日子                    ◆        a          cold/hot/wet/bright, etc. spell                一段寒冷、炎热、多雨、晴朗等的日子                    ◆        There will be rain at first, with          sunny spellslater.                开始会有雨，雨后间晴。                    ◆        She went to the doctor complaining of          dizzy spells.                她去找医生看病，说自己一阵一阵地头昏。                    2              [countable        ]                    a period of time doing sth or working somewhere          （干某事或在某处工作的）一段时间                            ◆        She had a spell as a singer before becoming an actress.        在当演员以前她唱过一阵子歌。                    ◆        I spent a          brief spellon the Washington Post.                我曾在《华盛顿邮报》工作过一小段时间。                    3              [countable        ]                    words that are thought to have magic power or to make a piece of magic work; a piece of magic that happens when sb says these magic words          咒语；符咒；魔法                            ◆        a          magic spell                魔咒                    ◆        a book of spells        咒语集                    ◆        The wizard recited a spell.        巫师念了一道咒语。                    ◆        to          cast/put a spell on sb                对某人施魔法                    ◆        to be          under a spell          (= affected by magic)                中了魔法                    4              [singular        ]                    a quality that a person or thing has that makes them so attractive or interesting that they have a strong influence on you          魅力；魔力                            SYN                                            charm                                                  ◆        I completely          fell under her spell.                我完全给她迷住了。                    IDIOMsee                                    weave                                   v.                        spell              /        spel                ;          NAmE                spel                /                    spelt              /        spelt                ;          NAmE                spelt                /             spell[spel]spelt, spelling, spellsCET4CET6TEM4考研GREv4337637411421348136012071317n600241452622260685508430NOUN3233357867VERB4532217530Spoken:129636323spelled[2656] spelling[3127] spells[4764] spelt[583]拼写(47%)，咒语(28%)，一段时间(7%)，魔力(6%)，导致(5%)，拼成(3%)，一阵发作(2%)，轮班(1%)，暂时代替(1%)n.符咒；一段时间；魅力vi.拼字；轮替vt.拼，拼写；意味着；招致；拼成；迷住；轮值n.(Spell)人名；(英)斯佩尔

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Collins	spell ★★★☆☆ /spe̱l/ American English uses the form spelled as the past tense and past participle. British English uses either spelled or spelt. 美国英语中过去式和过去分词为 spelled，英国英语中则既可用 spelled，也可用 spelt。 1 [VERB 动词]拼写；拼读 When you spell a word, you write or speak each letter in the word in the correct order. [V n] [V-ed] [V n P] [V P n (not pron)] He gave his name and then helpfully spelt it... 他说出自己的名字，然后又热心地将它拼了出来。 How do you spell 'potato'?... potato 这个词怎么拼写？ 'Tang' is 'Gnat' spelt backwards. Gnat倒着写出来就是Tang。 Spell out means the same as spell .spell out同 spell If I don't know a word, I ask them to spell it out for me... 如果我不会写某个字，就让他们替我拼出来。 I never have to spell out my first name. 我从不需要将我的名拼读出来。 2 [VERB 动词](会)拼写(单词) Someone who can spell knows the correct order of letters in words. [V] [V n] [no cont] It's shocking how students can't spell these days... 当今的学生们拼写上差得令人吃惊。 You accused me of inaccuracy yet you can't spell 'Middlesex'. 你说我不够准确，但你自己却不会拼写Middlesex。 3 [VERB 动词]意味着，招致(常常是不愉快的结果) If something spells a particular result, often an unpleasant one, it suggests that this will be the result. [V n] [no cont] If the irrigation plan goes ahead, it could spell disaster for the birds... 如果灌溉计划开始实施，它可能会给鸟类带来灾难。 A report has just arrived on government desks which spells more trouble. 刚刚有一份报告被送到政府手中，这意味着将要出现更多的麻烦。 4 [N-COUNT 可数名词](某种活动、天气等的)一段短暂时间，一阵 A spell of a particular type of weather or a particular activity is a short period of time during which this type of weather or activity occurs. [usu N of n] There has been a long spell of dry weather... 很长一段时间里天气一直很干燥。 You join a barrister for two six-month spells of practical experience. 你跟着一位出庭律师进行两期为时 6 个月的实习工作。 ...sunny spells. 阳光灿烂的日子 5 [N-COUNT 可数名词]魔法；妖术 A spell is a situation in which events are controlled by a magical power. They say she died after a witch cast a spell on her. 他们说她是被一个女巫施了魔法后死的。 ...the kiss that will break the spell. 能破除魔法的吻 6 See also:spelling ； 7 [PHRASE 短语]吸引；迷住 If something or someone casts their spell on you or casts a spell on you, you are fascinated or charmed by them. [V inflects] For many years sundials have cast their spell over scientists and mathematicians... 多年来，日晷一直吸引着科学家和数学家们。 People said he was able to cast a spell on the public. 人们说他能吸引公众。 8 [PHRASE 短语]被…迷住 If you are under someone's spell, you are so fascinated by them that you cannot think about anything else. [N inflects] Even sensible Frank had fallen under her spell. 甚至连一向理智的弗兰克都被她迷住了。相关词组： spell out
Oxford	spell ★ / spel ; NAmE spel / verb , noun spell spells spelt spelled spelling verb ★ ( spelt , spelt / spelt ; NAmE spelt / or spelled , spelled ) 1 ★ [transitive ] spellsth to say or write the letters of a word in the correct order 用字母拼；拼写 ◆ How do you spell your surname? 你的姓怎么拼？ ◆ I thought her name was Catherine, but it's Kathryn spelt with a ‘K’. 我原以为她叫 Catherine，其实是 Kathryn，以 K 开头。 2 ★ [intransitive , transitive ] to form words correctly from inspanidual letters 拼出，会拼（单词） ◆ I've never been able to spell. 我一直不会拼写。 spellsth + adj. ◆ You've spelt my name wrong. 你把我的名字拼错了。 ☞see also misspell 3 ★ [transitive ] spellsth (of letters of a word 构成单词的字母 ) to form words when they are put together in a particular order 拼作；拼成 ◆ C—A—T spells ‘cat’. *C—A—T 拼作 cat。 4 [transitive ] spellsth (for sb/sth) to have sth, usually sth bad, as a result; to mean sth, usually sth bad 招致，意味着（通常指坏事） ◆ The crop failure spelt disaster for many farmers. 对许多农民来说，庄稼歉收就意味着灾难。 5 [transitive ] spellsb ( NAmE) ( informal) to replace for a short time sb who is doing a particular activity so that they can rest （短时间）替换，顶替 ◆ Carter will be here in an hour to spell you. 卡特一小时后过来替换你。 PHRASAL VERB ˌspell sth↔ˈout 1 to explain sth in a simple, clear way 解释明白；讲清楚 ◆ You know what I mean—I'm sure I don't need to spell it out. 你明白我的意思，肯定不需要我解释了。 spellwhy, what, etc… ◆ Let me spell out why we need more money. 我来说说清楚，我们为什么还需要钱。 2 to say or write the letters of a word in the right order 用字母拼；拼写 ◆ Could you spell that name out again? 你能不能把那个名字再拼一次？ noun ★ 1 ★ [countable ] a short period of time during which sth lasts （持续的）一段时间 ◆ a spell of warm weather 一段天气温暖的日子 ◆ a cold/hot/wet/bright, etc. spell 一段寒冷、炎热、多雨、晴朗等的日子 ◆ There will be rain at first, with sunny spellslater. 开始会有雨，雨后间晴。 ◆ She went to the doctor complaining of dizzy spells. 她去找医生看病，说自己一阵一阵地头昏。 2 [countable ] a period of time doing sth or working somewhere （干某事或在某处工作的）一段时间 ◆ She had a spell as a singer before becoming an actress. 在当演员以前她唱过一阵子歌。 ◆ I spent a brief spellon the Washington Post. 我曾在《华盛顿邮报》工作过一小段时间。 3 [countable ] words that are thought to have magic power or to make a piece of magic work; a piece of magic that happens when sb says these magic words 咒语；符咒；魔法 ◆ a magic spell 魔咒 ◆ a book of spells 咒语集 ◆ The wizard recited a spell. 巫师念了一道咒语。 ◆ to cast/put a spell on sb 对某人施魔法 ◆ to be under a spell (= affected by magic) 中了魔法 4 [singular ] a quality that a person or thing has that makes them so attractive or interesting that they have a strong influence on you 魅力；魔力 SYN charm ◆ I completely fell under her spell. 我完全给她迷住了。 IDIOMsee weave v. spell / spel ; NAmE spel / spelt / spelt ; NAmE spelt /
LDC	spell1 verb spell2 noun spellspell1 /spel/ ●●● S2 verb (past tense and past participle spelt /spelt/ especially British English or spelled especially American English) Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1[intransitive, transitive] to form a word by writing or naming the letters in order: How do you spell ‘juice’? Pupils should know how to spell commonly used words.spell something wrong/wrongly You’ve spelled my name wrong.2[transitive] if letters spell a word, they form it: B-O-O-K spells ‘book’. 'Love' is spelled L-O-V-E.3spell trouble/disaster/danger etc if a situation or action spells trouble etc, it makes you expect trouble etc: The lack of rain could spell disaster for farmers.4[transitive] American English to do someone else’s work for them for a short period so that they can rest: I can spell you if you get tired.spell out phrasal verb1to explain something clearly and in detailspell out how/what etc The report spelled out in detail what the implications were for teacher training.2to show how a word is spelled by writing or saying the letters separately in order: ‘W-E-I-R,’ she said, spelling it out.3to write a word in its complete form instead of using an abbreviation spell1 verb spell2 noun spellspell2 ●○○ noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1a piece of magic that someone does, or the special words or ceremonies used in doing it: a magic spellput/cast a spell on somebody (=do a piece of magic to change someone) The kiss of the prince broke the spell (=stopped the magic from working).be under a spell The whole town seemed to be under a spell.2a period of a particular kind of activity, weather, illness etc, usually a short periodbrief/short spell After a brief spell in the army, I returned to teaching.spell of a spell of bad luckcold/wet/dry spell Water the young plants carefully during dry spells. a day of sunny spells and scattered showers He began to suffer from dizzy spells.3a power that attracts, interests, and influences you very stronglyfall/come/be under a spell I fell under the spell of her charm. an ancient city that still casts its spell over travellers4break the spell to make someone stop paying all their attention to something, or to make a time stop feeling special: He lay still, not wanting to break the spell.COLLOCATIONS– Meaning 1adjectivesa magic spell· She found an ancient book of magic spells.an evil spell· The people still believe in evil spells.verbscast a spell (on somebody) (=do some magic)· Suddenly everyone froze, as if a wizard had cast a spell on them.weave a spell (=do some magic)· She wove a spell, so that he slept forever and never grew old.put a spell on somebody (=make magic affect someone)· The fairy put a terrible spell on the princess.break a spell (=end the effect of some magic)· No one knew how to break the spell.COLLOCATIONS– Meaning 2adjectivesa brief/short spell· After a brief spell in a florist's shop, she became a hairdresser.a long/prolonged spell· We have just had a long spell of unusually dry weather.a dry/wet spell· Keep fuchsias well watered during prolonged dry spells in summer.a cold/warm/hot spell· There was a very cold spell in late November.sunny spells· Tuesday will be dry with sunny spells.a dizzy/fainting spell (=one when you feel unable to stand steadily and your head feels unclear)· She must have had a dizzy spell and fallen.a good/bad spell· The team had some good spells during the match.a quiet spell (=when not much is happening)· We've had quite a quiet spell at work recently.
WDF	spell [spel]spelt, spelling, spells CET4CET6TEM4考研GRE v4337 6374 1142 1348 1360 1207 1317 n6002 4145 262 2260 685 508 430 NOUN3233 357867 VERB4532 217530 Spoken: 129636323 spelled[2656] spelling[3127] spells[4764] spelt[583] 拼写(47%)，咒语(28%)，一段时间(7%)，魔力(6%)，导致(5%)，拼成(3%)，一阵发作(2%)，轮班(1%)，暂时代替(1%) n.符咒；一段时间；魅力 vi.拼字；轮替 vt.拼，拼写；意味着；招致；拼成；迷住；轮值 n.(Spell)人名；(英)斯佩尔

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