spur
🇺🇸
/spɜːr/
🇬🇧
/spɜː(r)/
noun
R
A sharp metal tool on a rider's boot heel used to make a horse go faster.
The rider used his spur to make the horse run.
骑手用马刺让马跑起来。
R
Something that makes you want to do better or act faster.
Her encouragement was a spur that helped me succeed.
她的鼓励是帮助我成功的动力。
R
A ridge of land sticking out from a mountain or hill.
They climbed the spur to get a better view.
他们爬上支脉以获得更好的视野。
R
A side road or track branching off from a main route.
They took the spur road to reach the small village.
他们走支路到达了小村庄。
verb
R
To encourage someone to do something or try harder.
His words spurred me to work harder.
他的话激励我更加努力工作。
R
To make something happen faster or sooner.
The news spurred quick action from the team.
这个消息促使团队迅速采取行动。
R
To push a horse to go faster using spurs.
She spurred the horse to jump over the fence.
她用马刺催促马跳过栅栏。
translation
马刺, 激励, 山嘴, 支路
激励, 加速, 用马刺催促
词形变化
3rd Present
spurs
Past
spurred
Perfect
spurred
Progressive
spurring
Plural
spurs