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sparked是spark的过去分词 - v.〈美〉鼓舞；发火花；使闪耀；用眼神表示(喜悦等)
- n.火花；火星；(钻石等的)闪光；(目光的)闪耀
- 网络引发；造访的；点燃
复数：sparks 过去分词：sparked 现在分词：sparking v.+n. spark interest,spark war,spark fire,spark inflation,fear spark n. flash,flicker,sparkle,glint,arc v. glimmer,glow,ignite,generate,produce n. | 7. 愉快的年轻人;翩翩少年;纨绔子弟,花花公子;求爱者;情郎 7. 愉快的年轻人;翩翩少年;纨绔子弟,花花公子;求爱者;情郎 | v. | 1. 发火花,飞火星儿;使闪耀,使闪光;用眼神表示(喜悦等);〔美国〕鼓舞,激励 1. 发火花,飞火星儿;使闪耀,使闪光;用眼神表示(喜悦等);〔美国〕鼓舞,激励 | un. | |
n. | 1. a vain young man, especially one concerned with fashion and appearance 2. a small piece of a burning substance thrown off in combustion or produced in friction 3. a quick bright discharge of electricity between two conductors 4. a factor or device that sets off or acts as a stimulant, inspiration, or catalyst 5. a latent trace of something capable of development 6. a very small piece of burning material 7. the quality of being lively and original 8. a short feeling or expression of something 9. something that starts a series of events or a process 1. a vain young man, especially one concerned with fashion and appearance 2. a small piece of a burning substance thrown off in combustion or produced in friction 3. a quick bright discharge of electricity between two conductors 4. a factor or device that sets off or acts as a stimulant, inspiration, or catalyst 5. a latent trace of something capable of development 6. a very small piece of burning material 7. the quality of being lively and original 8. a short feeling or expression of something 9. something that starts a series of events or a process | v. | 1. to try to persuade somebody to become romantically or sexually involved 2. to stimulate or initiate a burst of activity 3. to respond with lively enthusiasm 5. to have an electric ignition working properly so that it generates sparks 6. to make something happen, especially something involving violence or angry feelings 7. to start a fire or explosion 1. to try to persuade somebody to become romantically or sexually involved 2. to stimulate or initiate a burst of activity 3. to respond with lively enthusiasm 5. to have an electric ignition working properly so that it generates sparks 6. to make something happen, especially something involving violence or angry feelings 7. to start a fire or explosion |
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