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[VERB 动词]花(钱);用(钱) When you spend money, you pay money for things that you want.
  [V n]
  [V n -ing]
  [V amount/n on n]
  [V-ed]
  • By the end of the holiday I had spent all my money...

    到假期结束时,我已经花光了自己所有的钱。

  • Businessmen spend enormous amounts advertising their products...

    商人们花费巨额资金为自己的商品做广告。

  • Juventus have spent £23m on new players...

    尤文图斯队已经在新球员身上花了 2,300 万英镑。

  • The survey may cost at least £100 but is money well spent.

    该调查可能要花费至少 100 英镑,但这钱花得值。

  • spending
  • Has your spending on food increased?...

    你在食品上的开支增加了吗?

  • Government spending is expected to fall.

    政府开支预计要下降。

  • 2
    [VERB 动词]花费(时间或精力) If you spend time or energy doing something, you use your time or effort doing it.
      [V n -ing]
  • Engineers spend much time and energy developing brilliant solutions...

    工程师们花费很多时间和精力来开发完美的解决方案。

  • This energy could be much better spent taking some positive action.

    这些精力若用于采取某些积极行动的话,可能会更值得。

  • 3
    [VERB 动词](在某处)度过(一段时间) If you spend a period of time in a place, you stay there for a period of time.
      [V n adv/prep]
  • We spent the night in a hotel.

    我们在一家旅馆过夜。

  • Usage Note :

    Do not confuse spend and pass. If you spend a period of time doing something or spend time in a place, you do that thing or stay in that place for all of the time you are talking about. I spent three days cleaning our flat. ...a hotel where we could spend the night. If you do something while you are waiting for something else, you can say you do it to 'pass the time'. He had brought along a book to pass the time. You can say that time has passed in order to show that a period of time has finished. The first few days passed... The timne seems to have passed so quickly.

    不要混淆 spend 和 pass。spend 表示花一段时间做某事或呆在某地,如:I spent three days cleaning our flat (我花了 3 天时间打扫我们的公寓),a hotel where we could spend the night (可供我们过夜的旅馆)。如果在等待的过程中做某事消磨时间,可以说 pass the time,如:He had brought along a book to pass the time (他带了一本书来打发时间)。要表示一段时间过去了,可以用 pass,如:The first few days passed (头几天过去了),The time seems to have passed so quickly (时间似乎过得很快)。

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    [N-COUNT 可数名词]开支;费用 The spend on a particular thing is the amount of money that is spent on it, or will be spent.
      [BUSINESS 商]
  • ...the marketing and advertising spend.

    营销和广告开支

  • 5

    to spend a penny→see:
    penny

    Oxford
    spend / spend ; NAmE spend /
    verb
    , noun
    spend spends spent spending
    verb ( spent , spent / spent ; NAmE spent / ) 1 [transitive ,  intransitive ] to give money to pay for goods, services, etc. 用,花(钱) spendsth I've spent all my money already. 我已经把我的钱全都花完了。 spendsth on sth/on doing sth She spent £100 on a new dress. 她花 100 英镑买了一条新连衣裙。 spend(sth doing sth) The company has spent thousands of pounds updating their computer systems. 公司花了几千英镑更新计算机系统。 I just can't seem to stop spending. 我似乎就是没法不花钱。 2 [transitive ] to use time for a particular purpose; to pass time 花(时间);度过 spendsth + adv./prep. We spent the weekend in Paris. 我们在巴黎度过了周末。 How do you spend your spare time? 你在空闲时间干什么? spendsth on sth How long did you spend on your homework? 你做家庭作业用了多长时间? spendsth doing sth I spend too much time watching television. 我看电视花的时间太多。 spendsth in doing sth Most of her life was spent in caring for others. 她大半辈子的时间都用来照顾别人了。 3 [transitive ,  often passive ] to use energy, effort, etc, especially until it has all been used 花费,消耗,用尽(精力等) spendsth on sth She spends too much effort on things that don't matter. 她在一些无关紧要的事情上花费精力太多。 spenditself The storm had finally spent itself. 暴风雨终于停歇了。 see also
    spent
    IDIOMS spend the ˈnight with sb 1 to stay with sb for a night 在某人家里住一夜 My daughter's spending the night with a friend. 我女儿要在一个朋友那里过夜。 2 ( also spend the ˈnight together ) to stay with sb for a night and have sex with them 和某人一起过夜并发生性关系 spend a ˈpenny ( old-fashioned) ( BrE) people say ‘spend a penny’ to avoid saying ‘use the toilet’ (委婉说法,与 use the toilet 同义)解手,方便
    noun [singular ] ( informal) the amount of money spent for a particular purpose or over a particular length of time (为某目的或某段时间内的)花销,花费,开销 spend / spend ; NAmE spend / spent / spent ; NAmE spent /
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    spend1 verb
    spend2 noun
    spendspend1 /spend/ ●●● S1 W1 verb (past tense and past participle spent /spent/)
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    1money [intransitive, transitive] to use your money to pay for goods or services:  I can’t afford to spend any more money this week.spend £5/$10 etc I only want to spend about $20.spend something on something More money should be spent on education.spend something on somebody Mum never spends any money on herself. The repairs cost a lot, but it’s money well spent (=a sensible way of spending money).GRAMMARYou spend money on something: · I don’t spend much on clothes. Don’t say: I don’t spend much for clothes.2time [transitive] to use time doing a particular thing or pass time in a particular placespend time etc with somebody I want to spend more time with my family.spend time etc in/at something We’ll have to spend the night in a hotel. His childhood was spent in Brazil.spend time etc doing something Stacey spends all her free time painting.3a)spend the night with somebody to stay for the night and have sex with someone b)spend the night (at something) if someone spends the night at someone’s house, they sleep at that person’s house for a night:  She spent the night at a friend’s house.4force/effort [transitive] to use effort or energy to do something:  I love to cook, but I don’t feel like spending the energy every evening.5spend a penny British English spoken old-fashioned to urinate – used when you want to avoid saying this directlyTHESAURUSspend to use money to buy things: · I bought two skirts and a T-shirt and I only spent $50.· How much do you spend a week on food?go through something (also get through something British English) to spend all of an amount of money over a period of time – used especially when saying that someone spends a lot of money: · I got through all my money in less than a month, and had to get my parents to send me more.go to great expense to spend a lot of money in order to do something, because you think it is important or special: · The party was wonderful – they had obviously gone to great expense.· There’s no need to go to great expense.squander /ˈskwɒndə $ ˈskwɑːndər/ to waste money on unnecessary things, instead of saving it or using it carefully: · His son had squandered the family fortune on gambling and women.splash out British English informal to spend a lot of money on something you really want or will enjoy: · Let’s splash out on a bottle of champagne.· People often splash out for Christmas and then regret it later.blow informal to spend a lot of money on something, especially on something that you do not really need: · Her husband blew all their savings on a new sports car.economize to spend less money: · We’re trying to economize by eating at home instead of going out for meals.
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    spendspend2 noun [uncountable]
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    the amount of money spent by a company, organization, or person on something – used especially in business:  I was just totting up our advertising spend in the last four or five weeks.
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