spare的意思和读音

spare

: [sper] : [speə(r)]

v.

adj.

n.

spares  sparing  spared  

v.+n.spare time,spare money

Adj.+n.spare room,spare bedroom

v.need,condemn

adj.main,abundant

v.afford,do without,manage without,give up,show mercy to

adj.replacement,extra,auxiliary,standby,sparse

spareadj.not used/needed

1.[ubn]that is not being used or is not needed at the present time

We've got a spare bedroom, if you'd like to stay.

I'm afraid I haven't got any spare cash .

Are there any tickets going spare(= are there any available, not being used by sb else) ?

extra

2.[obn]kept in case you need to replace the one you usually use; extra

a spare key/tyre

Take some spare clothes in case you get wet.湿穿

time

3.available to do what you want with rather than work

He's studying music in his spare time .

I haven't had a spare moment this morning.

person

4.thin, and usually quite tall

IDMgo spare(informal)to become very angry or upsetv.time/money/room/thought, etc.

1.to make sth such as time or money available to sb or for sth, especially when it requires an effort for you to do this

I'd love to have a break, but I can't spare the time just now.

Could you spare one of your staff to help us out?

We can only spare one room for you.

You should spare a thought for(= think about) the person who cleans up after you.

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save sb pain/trouble

2.to save sb/yourself from having to go through an unpleasant experience

He wanted to spare his mother any anxiety.

Please spare me(= do not tell me) the gruesome details .

You could have spared yourself an unnecessary trip by phoning in advance.

She was spared from the ordeal of appearing in court.

not harm/damage

3.[usupass]~ sb/sth (from sth)使to allow sb/sth to escape harm, damage or death, especially when others do not escape it

They killed the men but spared the children.

During the bombing only one house was spared(= was not hit by a bomb) .

Hong Kong was spared a direct hit, but the storm still brought heavy rains and powerful winds.

no effort/ expense, etc.

4.~ no effort, expense, etc.to do everything possible to achieve sth or to do sth well without trying to limit the time or money involved

He spared no effort to make her happy again.使

No expense was spared in furnishing the new office.

work hard

5.not ~ yourselfto work as hard as possible

IDMspare sbs blushesto save sb from an embarrassing situationspare sbs feelingsto be careful not to do or say anything that might upset sb

I've got absolutely no money to spare this month.

We arrived at the airport with five minutes to spare.

to spareif you have time, money, etc.to spare , you have more than you need

I've got absolutely no money to spare this month.

We arrived at the airport with five minutes to spare.

n.

1.an extra thing that you keep in case you need to replace the one you usually use (used especially about a tyre of a car)

to get the spare out of the boot/trunk

I've lost my key and I haven't got a spare.

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v.1.if you can spare something, you can give or lend it to someone because you dont need it2.if you can spare time, effort, or energy, you use it for a particular purpose3.to not harm, damage, or kill someone or something4.to prevent someone from experiencing an unpleasant, painful, or embarrassing situation or feeling1.if you can spare something, you can give or lend it to someone because you dont need it2.if you can spare time, effort, or energy, you use it for a particular purpose3.to not harm, damage, or kill someone or something4.to prevent someone from experiencing an unpleasant, painful, or embarrassing situation or feeling

adj.1.a spare object is one that you keep in addition to other similar objects so that it is available if you need it2.available; available to be shared, or given to someone, because it is additional to what you need for yourself3.plain and simple without any unnecessary detail or decoration4.thin1.a spare object is one that you keep in addition to other similar objects so that it is available if you need it2.available; available to be shared, or given to someone, because it is additional to what you need for yourself3.plain and simple without any unnecessary detail or decoration4.thin

n.1.something that you have in addition to other similar things and can use if you need another one2.a spare tire

1. inspiration spare model ...

2. inspiration spare model ...

3. prepare spare rare ...

4. , husbandry , spare belt-tightening ...

5. request n. spare service n. ...

7. version n. spare v. persuade v. ...

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1.Five minutes is all that I can spare for you.

2.'The problem is we don't have cushions, ' in terms of spare production capacity and spare crude stocks, he said.

3.If you can spare a week or two, pack your bag because September will be your best month to go.,9

4.In her spare time she writes accessible scientific studies for the general public and said her next work will focus on shampoo.

5.Time of the poor is valueless, even sometimes is spare and they do not know how to kill the time and how to lazy away without troubles.

6.The minority with a little spare cash wanted to swap it as fast as possible for something of more durable value.西

7.And the vessels can be stored for up to a year, so clinics could keep a supply of spare arteries and veins.

8.I still needed a belt, but they were just right now, with a bit of room to spare (the 32 will fit up to a 33 actual measurement waist).3233)。

9."We have a flat tyre but do not know where is the spare, " said the Swiss driver.“。”

10.Tell her that you clearly need to get home and ask her to wait outside while you clean up (spare her from looking at your puke).——