spark
🇺🇸
/spɑːrk/
🇬🇧
/spɑːk/
verb
C1
to start something suddenly
His speech will spark a big change in the community.
他的演講將在社區中引發重大變革。
R
to make small flashes of light or fire
The wires began to spark when they touched.
電線接觸時開始迸出火花。
noun
R
a tiny piece of burning material
A small spark from the fire flew into the air.
一小顆火星從火中飛向空中。
R
a small flash of electricity
The engine needs a spark to start running.
引擎需要火花才能啟動運行。
R
a small amount of a feeling or quality
There was still a spark of hope in her eyes.
她的眼中仍有一絲希望的光芒。
R
special energy or creativity
The artist lost his creative spark after many years.
多年後，這位藝術家失去了他的創作靈感。
R
something that starts trouble or big events
The protest was the spark that began the revolution.
這場抗議是引發革命的導火索。
R
angry or excited feelings between people
You could see the sparks between them during the argument.
爭論期間，你能看到他們之間的激烈交鋒。
translation
引發, 發出火花
火花, 電火花, 一絲, 靈感, 導火索
詞形變化
3rd Present
sparks
Past
sparked
Perfect
sparked
Progressive
sparking
Plural
sparks