spillover      1938 |

spill-over /'spdauvair); NAmE -on-/ noun [C, U] 1 some­thing that is too large or too much for the place where it starts, and spreads to other places 容纳不下'的部分;

溢出部分:_ A second room was needed/or the sj)over / stajfa/id reporters.还需要一个房间给没有安置的员II和 记者。2 the results or the effects of sth that have spread to other situations or places 影响 spill-way /'spilwei/ noun (technical 7(^1^) a passage for the extra water from a dam (= a wall across a river that holds water back)洪道'

Spin /spin/ verb, noun m verb (spin ning, spun, spun /spAn/)

                 TURN ROUND QUICKLY 快速旋转 1 ~ (sth) (round/around)

to turn round and round quickly; to make sth do this (使)快速旋转:[V77ie .p〖ane was spinning out / contro飞机吳i控制,不停地旋转◊ a spinning fee sfcater做旋转动作的溜者◊ Afy head is spirm(=I feel as if my head is going around and I can’t balance). 我觉得天旋地转◊ [VN] to spin a bdi/coin/wheeZ转会 球 / 硬币 / 轮子 2 round/aroimd) to turn round quickly once; to make sb do this 乂使急转身,猛转回 :或,急转弯:[V] ffe spun around to J^ace her. A 猛地回过 身来,面对着她。[alsoVN]

                 MAKE THREAD 纺线 3 A into B) I B from A) to make thread from wool, cotton, silk, efc. by twisting it

(线 纺(纱):[V] She sat by the window spinning. 她坐在窗前纺线◊ [VN] to spin and knit woo!备毛线织 毛活◊ spinning siWc into thread把蚕丝纺成线

                 OF SPIDER/SILKWORM 蜘蛛§ 4 [VN] to produce thread from i—ts body to make a web or; cocoon 吐(绰 >;「作

(h结(网):a spider spinning a web结网的蝴蛛

                 DRIVE/TRAVEL QUCKLY 鳥速 1 / f j. 5 {V

to drive or travel quickly 驾车飞驰;疾驰iTiey went spanning aZong the roads on t/ieir bifces.他们骑自行车沿 公路疾驰。

                 DRY CLOTHES 甩于;^服 6 [VN]. to remove the water from clothes that have just been washed, in a spin dryer

(用旋转式脱水机)甩千衣服

                 PRESENT INFORMATION 陈述 7 [VN] to present informa­tion or a situation in a particular way, especially one that makes you or your ideas seem good 有倾向娃地陈 述;尤指)界有利于肩己的口吻描迷An aide w5 already spinning the senator's defeat as 'almost as good 5 an outright win’, 一名助手已经开始将那位参议员的失 败描述成几乎是大获全胜”。

IT»ni spin (sb) a 'yarn, tale, etc. to try to make sb believe a long story that is not true 杜撰故事,编造故事 (以让人信以为真,more at heel A7. 1]!『刺.spin off (from sth) I ,spin sth—'off (from sth) to happen or to produce sth as a new or unexpected result of sth that already exists脱胎(于某事物);(从某事物)派 生,衍生;随之布卢生:products spinning off from /avourite books从一些畅销韦衍生出的产品related noun spin-off .spin sth^'off (business (especially NAm£) to form a new company from parts of an existing one脱离出来(组建系公司):77ie trans­portation operation wi'H be spun off into a separate company.运输部门将脱离出来组建为一家独立公司。

,spin sth—1 out to make sth last as long as possible 长;拖长

/ioun

                 FAST TURNING MOVEMENT ,、;】■速旋转 1 [CU] a very fast turning movement 高速旋转:t/ie earth’s spin 地緣的自 转◊ the spin o/a whed 轮子的转动◊ Give t/ie washing.a short spin把浼过的衣服稍一下2 [C,usually sing.】 if an aircraft goes into a spin, it falls and turns round rapidly (机的)尾旋,螺旋式下坠

                 IN CAR 乘汽.’| 3 [C] (/n/omw/,becoming o/d./as/j/o/iet/) a short ride in a car for pleasure 兜风:Let's go for a spin. 口自們兜风去。

                 IN TENNIS/CRICKET 丨《]球;板球 4 [U] the way you make a ball turn very fast wlien you throw it or hit it 旋转: She puts aot /spin on the 她打出的球旋转得很厉 ◊ a spin bowler (= in cricket, a bowler who uses spin)投旋转球的板杂投球手 see also topspin

                 ON INFORMATION      5 [sing., U] {informal) a way of

presenting information or a situation in a particular

way, especially one that makes you or your ideas seem good (尤指有利于自己的 > 导向性陈述Poifriciansput their own spin on the economic situation.

济形势各执一词。

IT»rai in a (flat) 'spin very confused, worried or excited

晕头蟑肉;急得团团转;十分激动Her resignation put her coHeagues in a spin.她的辞职令同事们摸不着头脑。 spina bifida /.spaina 'bifida/ noun [U] a medical condi­tion in which some bones in the spine have not developed normally at birth, often causing paralysis (=loss of control or feeling) in the legs 脊柱裂先天性 椎骨背侧闭合不全1

spin-ach /'spinitj; -id3/ noun [U] a vegetable with large dark green leaves that are cooked or eaten in salads

spinal /'spaml/ adj. [usually before noun] (technical connected with the spine (= the long bone in the back) 脊的;柱的;脊髓的spfnannjurfes脊椎损伤 .spinal 'column noun the spine .spinal 'cord noun th6 mass of nerves inside the spine that connects all parts of the body to the brain 脊髓 —picture body

'spinal tap noun [NAm£) - lumbar puncture spin-dle /'spindl/ noun 1 a long straight part that turns in a machine, or that another part of the machine turns around 轴;心轴;指轴 2 a thin pointed piece of wood used for spinning wool into thread by hand r手纺用 的)绕线杆,纺锤

spindly /'spindli/ adj. (informal, often disapproving) very long and thin and not strong私而纤弱的;细长M瘦病 spfncUy iegs细长的腿

'spin doctor noun {informal) a person whose job is to present information to the public about a politician, an organization, etc. in the way that seems most positive (政治人物、组织等的)舆论导向专家 .spin 'dryer (also .spin 'drier) noun (6r£) a machine that partly dries clothes that you have washed by turning them round and round very fast to remove the water旋转式脱水机;甩千机compare tumble dryer

                 .spin-'dry verb [VN]

spine /spam/ noun 1 the row of small bones that are connected together down the middle of the back # 柱;.脊椎 PW71 backbone —picture o body 2 any of the sharp pointed parts like needles on some plants and animals (物的]刺;T动物的j刺毛: Porcupines use their spines to protect themselves.

身上南刺毛来自卫。 see also spiny 3 the narrow part of the cover of a book that the pages are joined to 书脊 spine-chiHin     (of a book, film/movieetc.书、电

影等frightening in an exciting way令人毛骨悚然的

                 'spine-chiller noun

spine-less /'spamles/ adj. 1 {disapproving) (of people A) weak and easily frightened 没有骨气的;怯懦的 2 (of animals 动物having no spine (= the long bone in the back)无存_的;无脊柱的3 (of animals or plants动物 或植物having no spines (= sharp parts like needles)'‘it 刺的

spi-het /spi'net; NAmE 'spmat/ noun 1 a kind of harpsi­chord (=an early type of musical instrument), played like a piano斯皮内琴(小型拨弦键琴2piano/organ ^L/S) a small piano/electronic organ 小型钢琴 / 电子琴 'spine-tingling adj. (of an event, a piece of music, etc. 活动、乐曲等enjoyable because it is very exciting or frightening令人欣快的;紧张刺激的;惊险的 spin-naker /'spinak0(r)/ noun a large extra sail on a racing yacht that you use when the wind is coming from behind (赛艇的)大三角帆(顺风时用)一 picture PAGE R4

spin.nei* /'spinor)/ /?"/? *1 (in cricket 板球a bowler who uses spin(4) when throwing the ball.沒旋转球的 投球手2 a person who spins thread纺线者;銹办工 3 a device that spins around, used on a fishing line to attract fish (钓鱼用的)旋式诱饵 spin-ney /_spini/ /7wn (£) a small area of trees 小树林 HTTl COPSE

spin-fling /'spinir)/ /7w/7 [u] 1 the art or the process of twisting wool, etc. to make thread 纺线(手全);纺纱