spirit
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/ˈspɪrɪt/
🇬🇧
/ˈspɪrɪt/
noun
B1
The non-physical part of a person that includes their thoughts, emotions, and personality.
The spirit of the team was strong, even after losing the game.
即使输掉了比赛，团队的士气依然高涨。
R
A person's mood or attitude.
The party was lively, and everyone was in high spirits.
派对气氛活跃，每个人都情绪高涨。
R
A person with a particular type of character.
She has a brave spirit, always ready to help others.
她有一种勇敢的精神，总是乐于帮助他人。
B2
The quality of being determined, energetic, or courageous.
The team showed great spirit in their comeback.
这个团队在他们的反击中展现了巨大的精神。
B2
A feeling of loyalty or commitment to a group or cause.
The spirit of camaraderie was strong among the team members.
团队成员之间有着强烈的同志情谊。
B2
The main idea, feeling, or quality that something represents.
The movie captured the spirit of the 1980s.
这部电影捕捉了1980年代的精神。
R
A general attitude or mood.
The spirit of the party was joyful and energetic.
派对的气氛是欢乐和充满活力的。
R
The intended meaning or purpose of something, rather than the exact words.
He followed the spirit of the instructions, not just the letter.
他遵循了指导的精神，而不仅仅是字面上的意思。
B2
The soul, believed to be immortal and to live on after the body's death.
Her spirit will always be with us.
她的精神将永远与我们同在。
R
A mythical creature with magical powers, like a fairy or an elf.
In the story, the forest was filled with friendly spirits.
在故事中，森林里充满了友好的精灵。
B2
A strong alcoholic drink, like whisky or vodka.
She enjoys a glass of spirits after dinner.
她喜欢晚餐后喝一杯烈酒。
R
A type of alcohol used in industry or medicine.
verb
R
To quickly and secretly move someone or something away.
The witness was spirited out of the country for safety.
为了安全，证人被秘密带出国。
translation
精神, 情绪, 具有特定性格的人, 决心, 忠诚感, 精髓, 普遍态度, 本意, 灵魂, 精灵, 烈酒, 工业酒精
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词形变化
3rd Present
spirits
Past
spirited
Perfect
spirited
Progressive
spiriting
Plural
spirits