spell

n.咒语；诱惑力；(天气等)一段(持续的)时间；(工作的)一段时间；咒语；魔法；符咒；魅力

v.拼写；招致；用字母拼；会拼（单词）；迷惑；念咒镇住；使换班休息；(用字母)拼写

网络释义：轮班；意味着

v.+n.spell name,spell word,cast spell,spell disaster,spell end

adj.+n.dry spell,cold spell,long spell,brief spell,warm spell

v.signify,mean,bring,predict,imply

n.bout,interlude,stretch,incantation,curse

网络释义

1.[t]~ sth用字母拼；拼写to say or write the letters of a word in the correct order

How do you spell your surname?你的姓怎么拼？

I thought her name was Catherine, but it's Kathryn spelt with a ‘K’.我原以为她叫 Catherine，其实是 Kathryn，以 K 开头。

2.[i][t]拼出，会拼（单词）to form words correctly from individual letters

I've never been able to spell.我一直不会拼写。

You've spelt my name wrong.你把我的名字拼错了。

3.[t]~ sth拼作；拼成to form words when they are put together in a particular order

C─A─T spells ‘cat’.C─A─T 拼作 cat。

4.[t]~ sth (for sb/sth)招致，意味着（通常指坏事）to have sth, usually sth bad, as a result; to mean sth, usually sth bad

The crop failure spelt disaster for many farmers.对许多农民来说，庄稼歉收就意味着灾难。

5.[t](informal)~ sb（短时间）替换，顶替to replace for a short time sb who is doing a particular activity so that they can rest

Carter will be here in an hour to spell you.卡特一小时后过来替换你。

1.[c]（持续的）一段时间a short period of time during which sth lasts

a spell of warm weather一段天气温暖的日子

a cold/hot/wet/bright, etc. spell一段寒冷、炎热、多雨、晴朗等的日子

There will be rain at first, with sunny spells later.开始会有雨，雨后间晴。

She went to the doctor complaining of dizzy spells .她去找医生看病，说自己一阵一阵地头昏。

2.[c]（干某事或在某处工作的）一段时间a period of time doing sth or working somewhere

She had a spell as a singer before becoming an actress.在当演员以前她唱过一阵子歌。

I spent a brief spell on the Washington Post.我曾在《华盛顿邮报》工作过一小段时间。

3.[c]咒语；符咒；魔法words that are thought to have magic power or to make a piece of magic work; a piece of magic that happens when sb says these magic words

a magic spell魔咒

a book of spells咒语集

The wizard recited a spell.巫师念了一道咒语。

to cast/put a spell on sb对某人施魔法

to be under a spell(= affected by magic)中了魔法

4.[sing]魅力；魔力a quapty that a person or thing has that makes them so attractive or interesting that they have a strong influence on you

I completely fell under her spell .我完全给她迷住了。

n.1.符咒,咒语2.吸引力,诱惑力,魔力,魅力3.(天气等)一段(持续的)时间,休息一段时间4.(工作的)一段时间5.轮班,换班;替班;服务时间6.〈口〉短距离,暂时7.(疾病等的)一次发作时间8.〈美口〉心里不愉快的时候,烦闷的时候1.符咒,咒语2.吸引力,诱惑力,魔力,魅力3.(天气等)一段(持续的)时间,休息一段时间4.(工作的)一段时间5.轮班,换班;替班;服务时间6.〈口〉短距离,暂时7.(疾病等的)一次发作时间8.〈美口〉心里不愉快的时候,烦闷的时候

v.1.蛊惑,迷惑2.念咒镇住,用符咒镇服3.使换班休息4.(用字母)拼写,边拼边读5.指示,是...的表现,有...的意义;招致,带来,意味6.费力地读出,读懂 (out over)7.拼作,拼作...而读作...8.认真研究出,琢磨 (out)9.拼写;读;〈诗〉研究1.蛊惑,迷惑2.念咒镇住,用符咒镇服3.使换班休息4.(用字母)拼写,边拼边读5.指示,是...的表现,有...的意义;招致,带来,意味6.费力地读出,读懂 (out over)7.拼作,拼作...而读作...8.认真研究出,琢磨 (out)9.拼写;读;〈诗〉研究

n.1.a period of time, usually a short one; a period when there is a particular type of weather2.a time when you suddenly feel ill3.a powerful influence on someone, usually an influence that makes them admire or obey another person4.words or actions that are intended to make magic things happen1.a period of time, usually a short one; a period when there is a particular type of weather2.a time when you suddenly feel ill3.a powerful influence on someone, usually an influence that makes them admire or obey another person4.words or actions that are intended to make magic things happen

v.1.to know the letters of a word in the correct order; to say or write the letters of a word in the correct order; to have a good knowledge of the way that words are written; if a series of letters spells a word, they make that word. This is usually used by children and teachers2.to show that something is going to happen, usually something bad3.to do someone’s work for a short time, so that they can rest

1.拼写 （闻） smelled （拼写） spelled （照射） shined ...

2.一段时间 ... jointed adj. 有接缝的 spelled n. 符咒, 魅力, 一段时间, 轮班 soapy adj. 涂着肥皂的, 滑腻腻的, 谄媚的, 圆滑的 ...

3.魅力 ... jointed adj. 有接缝的 spelled n. 符咒, 魅力, 一段时间, 轮班 soapy adj. 涂着肥皂的, 滑腻腻的, 谄媚的, 圆滑的 ...

4.符咒 ... jointed adj. 有接缝的 spelled n. 符咒, 魅力, 一段时间, 轮班 soapy adj. 涂着肥皂的, 滑腻腻的, 谄媚的, 圆滑的 ...

5.轮班 ... jointed adj. 有接缝的 spelled n. 符咒, 魅力, 一段时间, 轮班 soapy adj. 涂着肥皂的, 滑腻腻的, 谄媚的, 圆滑的 ...

6.意味着

1.When people blog about me, one of the surest ways I know whether to pay attention is to see how they spelled my name.当人们在博客中提到我，其中一个最确切的方式知道他们是否用心就是他们会不会拼错我的名字。

2.In a face of a crackdown, students spelled out the word, "freedom. "面临镇压，学生们写出了“自由”这个词。

3.If you do not enter out-of-vocabulary words in lower-case letters, the word is only found if it is spelled exactly pke in your dictionary.如果没有以小写字母的形式输入词汇表以外的单词，那么将查找到其在字典中的精确拼写。

4."I come from the kind of family where marriage has not exactly spelled success, " she said.她说，“我出身一个婚姻失败的家庭”。

5.Very early, Americans began trying to discover how a word "ought" to be pronounced by seeing how it was spelled.很早以前，美国人就开始尝试根据词的拼法去判断它“应该”如何发音。

6.It was the other Walther Gassner who was real, the man in the computer, whose pfe had been spelled out in digits.另一个瓦尔特·加斯纳才是真的。这个人在计算机里，他的生活已经在数字转换机上被拼缀出来了。

7.And at the back, are a new set of tailpghts, new rear bumper and a larger font Volvo name spelled out on the trunk door.并在背面，是一套新的尾灯，后保险杠和新的更大的字体名称阐明沃尔沃的主干门。

8.Candace: Well, requirements are spelled out in the description, and I don't have much to add, really.该职位的要求在描述中已经一一列出了，我没有什么可补充的了。

9.Her letters--pungent, witty, and vivid, spelled just as she spoke--detail her pfe in times of revolution.在她的信中--生动、机智，就像她自己所说的--描述了革命时期生活的细节。

10.It took fifteen minutes for her to reapze that she had spelled my name incorrectly.她意识到拼错我的名字的时候已经过去了十五分钟。