常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• A cigarette spark started the forest fire.
  香煙的火星引起了這場森林火災(zāi)。
• We couldn't even raise a spark of interest for our plan.
  我們對自己的計(jì)劃根本提不起一點(diǎn)興趣。

用作動詞 (v.)

用作不及物動詞: S+～(+A)

• What made the electric wire spark?
  是什么使電線打火?
• The damp wood crackled and sparked.
  潮濕的木頭噼啪作響并爆出火花。

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• Fear of nuclear war sparked angry demonstrations.
  對核戰(zhàn)爭的恐懼觸發(fā)了憤怒的示威游行。

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雙語例句

• It was all they had access to, so it sparked a lot of controversy.
  這也是他們能看到的，所以才會激起那么多的對立觀點(diǎn)。
• Polling day in Kenya was quiet; the refusal of either big party to accept defeat was what sparked the violence.
  肯尼亞的選舉日也很平靜，但是任何一個大黨對選舉失敗結(jié)果的拒絕都能引發(fā)暴力。
• This immediately sparked speculation that China would be a major purchaser-and the rumor spread through the market like wild fire.
  這立即引發(fā)外界猜測中國將成為一個主要的買家──流言像野火一樣在市場上蔓延開來。

原聲例句

• One politician sparked outrage when he suggested that residents kill the hated toads with cricket bats and golf clubs.
• In the summer of 2005, price hikes in Yemen sparked riots that killed dozens of people, and injured hundreds.
• The weight gain sparked concern among researchers who said further studies are needed to gauge the long term effects.

權(quán)威例句

• The deal has further resulted in a federal criminal investigation and sparked an allegation of forgery.
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