1、spanned

spanned發(fā)音

英：[sp?nd]　　美：[sp?nd]

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spanned中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：生活期有限的

adj.生活期有限的

spanned常用詞組：

life span───壽命；使用期限

long span───長(cháng)跨度

time span───時(shí)間跨度

spanned雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、The ceremonial dances might have been directed in many places, but these glimpses have really spanned the space of 55 years.───盡管祭舞中有不少被「導演」的影子，但是這一個(gè)回眸相視，卻是真真實(shí)實(shí)地跨越五十五年的時(shí)空。

2、He hunted for the pure sport of it, to feed an insatiable bloodlust that spanned literally hundreds of worlds and almost two thousand years.───他只為純粹的消遣而獵殺，用來(lái)滿(mǎn)足跨越上百個(gè)世界、縱橫近兩千年的無(wú)盡殺戮欲。

3、His professional career spanned 16 years.───他的職業(yè)生涯持續了16年。

4、There has always been a pulse, but the blips spanned days and weeks rather than hours and minutes.───脈動(dòng)總是存在，但是閃爍的光標跨越的是日夜與星期而非小時(shí)和分鐘。

5、Once on the skyway, there was no shoulder for three and a half miles, as the elevated roadway spanned two rivers.───一旦上了高架路，大概有3.5英里長(cháng)的路面是沒(méi)有露肩的，因為這一段高架路要跨越兩條河。

6、His career spanned sixty-six years, and upon his death he was buried in grand style between his two wives.───他的職業(yè)生涯橫跨六十六年，他去世后，他被安葬在大風(fēng)格的他的兩個(gè)妻子。

7、A file system that spanned two volumes was allocated for transaction log data.───一個(gè)文件系統橫跨兩個(gè)卷，用于事務(wù)日志數據。

8、it had evolved by a trial-and-error process that spanned more than half a century.───它通過(guò)一個(gè)跨越半個(gè)多世紀的試錯過(guò)程得到不斷發(fā)展。

9、Planning for this upgrade was quite involved and spanned a few months.───本次升級的規劃還是很復雜的，橫跨了幾個(gè)月。

spanned相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、-panned───n.平底鍋；盤(pán)狀的器皿；淘盤(pán)子，金盤(pán)，秤盤(pán)；[計]平移；vt.淘金；在淺鍋中烹調（食物）；[非正式用語(yǔ)]嚴厲的批評；vi.淘金；在淘洗中收獲金子

2、panned───n.平底鍋；盤(pán)狀的器皿；淘盤(pán)子，金盤(pán)，秤盤(pán)；[計]平移；vt.淘金；在淺鍋中烹調（食物）；[非正式用語(yǔ)]嚴厲的批評；vi.淘金；在淘洗中收獲金子

3、swanned───n.天鵝；天鵝星座；vi.游蕩，閑蕩；n.(Swan)人名；(英、芬、德)斯旺

4、inspanned───vt.套軛于；套牛馬于車(chē)(inspan的變形)

5、spaned───跨度

6、spanked───vt.拍擊使之前進(jìn)；打…的屁股；vi.摑；飛跑；n.一巴掌；n.(Spank)人名；(法)斯龐克

7、scanned───v.掃描；瀏覽；察看（scan的過(guò)去式和過(guò)去分詞）

8、spawned───v.引起（spawn的過(guò)去分詞）；孵出

9、spanner───n.扳手；螺絲扳手；測量器；用手掌量的人；n.(Spanner)人名；(德)施潘納；(瑞典)斯潘納；(英)斯潘納

2、10個(gè)表達“極好的”的詞匯

Like little pebbles in a stream, words get worn down with age; the more we use them, the less they e to resemble their original meanings. But there is still pleasure to be found in exploring some of our most monly and casually used words. Here’s a short list of the full definitions behind some of our favourite adjectives.,就像溪水里的小鵝卵石會(huì )隨著(zhù)時(shí)間的流逝而磨損，文字也是一樣，我們越多地使用它們，它們也就越來(lái)越偏離原來(lái)的本意。但是在探索我們常用和不常用的單詞的時(shí)候還是有一些樂(lè )趣的。以下是我們最常用來(lái)表達‘極好的’的形容詞的簡(jiǎn)短列表以及完整定義。,edible,難以置信的,Let’s start with a word that is currently in very popular use, the adjective ‘incredible’. ‘Incredible’ has three main meanings. It is popularly used to describe something extremely good or great, especially in size or scale: ‘the party was incredibly good fun’; ‘that’s incredible news!’. But the word itself stems from ‘credibility’, the extent to which something can be believed. Its true meanings, therefore, are the strong one – not credible, cannot be believed, beyond belief – or the weaker one, which is closer to the popular use – difficult to believe, hard to realize.,讓我們以一個(gè)非常流行的形容詞‘incredible’作為開(kāi)篇?！甀ncredible’有三層含義。它通常被用來(lái)描述在大小或者規模上非常好或者很偉大的事物：‘晚會(huì )非常有趣’；‘這是個(gè)令人難以置信的消息！’。但是這個(gè)詞本身起源于‘credibility’。用來(lái)指某物可以被相信的程度。因此，它的真正的含義表達的含義是很強烈的，不可相信的，不能被相信，難以置信– 或者它表示的含義不是那么強烈，更受大眾所歡迎  – 難以置信，難以實(shí)現。,erful,奇妙的，極好的,‘Wonderful’ is similar to ‘incredible’. It means, quite literally, ‘full of wonder’, and describes when either an object inspires in us feelings of excitement or astonishment, or when we ourselves feel those sensations.,‘Wonderful’和‘incredible’含義很像。從字面上來(lái)看，它意為‘奇跡般地’，用來(lái)描述能夠激發(fā)我們激動(dòng)或者驚訝的事物，或者它也可以用來(lái)表達我們的震撼。,ellous,不可思議的，驚人的,‘Marvellous’ is a close synonym of ‘wonderful’, and means ‘to excite wonder or astonishment; surprising; having extraordinary properties’. This last definition means it can be applied to apparently mystical experiences. In its weakened state, though, ‘marvellous’ means simply ‘extremely good or pleasing’.,‘Marvellous’是 ‘wonderful’的近義詞，它意為：‘使驚訝，使驚奇；驚訝的；擁有非凡的性能’。很明顯，最后的定義可以用來(lái)描述神秘的體驗。在語(yǔ)氣較弱的狀態(tài)下，‘marvellous’僅僅意為‘非常好或者令人愉悅的’。,ome,令人敬畏的，極好的,On the theme of the supernatural, let’s look at the word ‘a(chǎn)wesome’. ‘Awesome’ means ‘full of awe’ and is defined as ‘profoundly reverential; appalling, dreadful, weird’. This might seem like a strange mix of characteristics, beeen what we now call ‘a(chǎn)wful’ things and apparently religious or reverential experiences. This can be explained with reference to the related concept of the ‘sublime’: the ‘sublime’ is an experience of very large, potentially dangerous things that remind us of our insignificance in the world, and how large and powerful the universe is.,關(guān)于超自然這個(gè)主題，讓我們來(lái)看一下‘a(chǎn)wesome’這個(gè)詞?！瓵wesome’意為‘充滿(mǎn)敬畏’，被定義為‘非常虔誠；可怕；奇怪’，這似乎是一個(gè)非常奇怪的混合特征，介于非?！愀狻氖挛镆约白诮袒蛘唑\的事物之間。這可以用‘sublime’的相關(guān)概念來(lái)解釋?zhuān)骸畇ublime’是一種非常大的，有潛在危險的一種經(jīng)歷，這會(huì )讓我們想起我們在這個(gè)世界上有多么渺小，以及這個(gè)宇宙有多么巨大。,astic,極好的，空想的,The word ‘fantastic’ is also one that e to mean ‘excellent, good beyond expectation’. This seems to be especially the case within professional contexts; imagine a shop assistant replying with ‘fantastic’ when you produce a loyalty card, for example. But the word actually means ‘pertaining to fantasy’: ‘existing only in imagination; proceeding merely from imagination; fabulous, imaginary, unreal; fanciful’.,‘Fantastic’這個(gè)詞也意為‘卓越的，比預期要好的’。這個(gè)在專(zhuān)業(yè)背景下尤其如此，例如，你可以想象，當你辦理了一張忠誠卡時(shí)，商店的售貨員就會(huì )說(shuō)‘好極了’。但是實(shí)際上這個(gè)詞意為‘與幻想有關(guān)’：‘只存在于想象之中；源自想象；傳說(shuō)的，想象的，不真實(shí)的；想象的，稀奇的’。,lous,傳說(shuō)的，極好的,‘Fantastic’ leads us straight to ‘fabulous’, a word in its weakened state, often used as a synonym for ‘terrific’ or ‘marvellous’ – especially when it’s shortened to ‘fab’. Actually, it refers to anything relating to a fable or story. This could include a ‘fabulous’ author or a reader of their works; the events or characters of a fable; or real-life events or people that seem as if they are straight out of a work of fiction. To judge something ‘fabulous’, therefore, does not necessarily mean it is good.,‘Fantastic’這個(gè)詞直接讓我們想到了‘fabulous’這個(gè)詞，‘fabulous’的語(yǔ)氣沒(méi)有‘fantastic’強，通常用作‘terrific’或者‘marvellous’的同義詞 – 尤其是當‘fabulous’被縮寫(xiě)成‘fab’的時(shí)候。事實(shí)上，它指的是任何與寓言故事有關(guān)的事情。這可能包括一個(gè)極好的作者或者他們作品的讀者；可以是寓言的時(shí)間或者人物；或者是那些現實(shí)生活中的事件以及那些看起來(lái)像從小說(shuō)里走出來(lái)的人物。因此，判定某事是‘難以置信的’不一定意味著(zhù)這一定是好事。,優(yōu)秀的，杰出的,Another literary word that has strayed far from its original meaning is ‘epic’. The OED chiefly defines epic as ‘a(chǎn) poem, typically derived from ancient oral tradition, which celebrates in the form of a continuous narrative the achievements of one or more heroic characters; a book, film, or other creative work likened to an epic’. Think of the epics of Homer, the Iliad or the Odyssey. But ‘epic’ in its modern use tends to draw only on the grandeur of those classic poems, which were thousands of lines long, featured feats of superhuman endeavour, and had narratives that spanned a great many years. The dictionary records the weakened use of ‘epic’ as ‘particularly impressive or remarkable; excellent, outstanding’.,另一個(gè)偏離其文學(xué)原意的詞匯就是‘epic’?！杜＝蛴⒄Z(yǔ)詞典》主要把‘epic’定義為一首詩(shī)，它通常來(lái)源于古代的口述傳統，以一種持續的敘述形式來(lái)慶祝一個(gè)或者多個(gè)英雄人物的成就。一本書(shū)，一部**或者其他的創(chuàng )造性作品都可以被比作‘epic’。想想荷馬的史詩(shī)，《伊利亞特》或者《奧德賽》。但是在現代的用法之中，‘epic’似乎只指那些經(jīng)典詩(shī)歌的偉大之處，這些詩(shī)有數千行，記錄了一些超人的壯舉，承載了上千年的故事?！杜＝蛴⒄Z(yǔ)詞典》記錄了‘epic’被弱化的用法，意為‘尤其令人印象深刻，優(yōu)秀的，杰出的’。,liant,極好的,When we talk about a book or film we like, or about a friend’s examination scores, we might reach for the word ‘brilliant’. The OED records this kind of use as simple synonyms for the weakened ‘a(chǎn)mazing’ or ‘fantastic’, and notes that the word ‘brilliant’ often relates to the intellect.,當談?wù)撐覀兿矚g的**，書(shū)籍或者是好朋友的考試分數時(shí)，我們可能都會(huì )用到‘brilliant’這個(gè)詞。據《牛津英語(yǔ)詞典》記錄，brilliant的這種用法是作為‘a(chǎn)mazing’或者‘fantastic’的同義詞出現，此外詞典中還說(shuō)明‘brilliant’常指智力。,ing,令人驚訝的,‘Amazing’ is a word we use a lot to mean ‘great beyond expectation’ or ‘wonderful’, but which also has a good deal of other meanings annexed to it. An ‘a(chǎn)mazing’ thing can be one that causes distraction or consternation, or which tends to confuse us – again, it is not simply the case that ‘a(chǎn)mazing’ means good or positive.,我們常常使用‘a(chǎn)mazing’來(lái)表示‘好到超出預期’或者是‘極好的’，但是‘a(chǎn)mazing本身還有許多其他含義?！豢伤甲h的’東西可能會(huì )讓我們分心或者驚愕，甚至會(huì )讓我們感到困惑 – 再次強調，‘a(chǎn)mazing’不僅僅意味著(zhù)好的或者積極的情況。,ly,令人愉快的,And last, but not least, is ‘lovely’. It might be its own fault that ‘lovely’ is so frequently used, as it has an extremely broad field of signification. At its broadest, it relates to ‘love’ and ‘loveable’, and means ‘loving, kind, affectionate’, but also ‘loveable and attractive’, ‘beautiful’, ‘pleasing to the senses’. Its weakest use, in the terms of the dictionary, is when it is used to mean ‘excellent; delightful, pleasant, nice’.,最后一個(gè)，但是卻同樣重要的就是‘lovely’。人們經(jīng)常使用‘lovely’。這可能是‘lovely’本身的問(wèn)題，因為‘lovely’本身含義就很廣泛。廣義上來(lái)講，‘lovely’與‘愛(ài)’或者‘可愛(ài)的’聯(lián)系緊密，意為‘愛(ài)，善良，感情豐富的’，也意為‘可愛(ài)的有吸引力的’，‘漂亮的’，‘悅耳的’。狹義上來(lái)講，據詞典中記載，它指‘優(yōu)秀的，快樂(lè )的，令人愉快的，好的’。,That last point is perhaps the most important one of all. All the words on this brief list can be used to mean ‘good or great’. There’s a simple truth to the fact that we have pulled so many words towards one point of meaning, the judgment that something is ‘good or great’ – it’s that we’re looking for as many ways as possible to say good things to each other.,最后一點(diǎn)也許是最重要的一點(diǎn)。這個(gè)列表里所有的單詞都可以用來(lái)表示‘好或者偉大的’。有一個(gè)簡(jiǎn)單的事實(shí)是我們把這么多的單詞都歸結為一個(gè)意義，用它們來(lái)表示判斷，即某物是‘好的或者偉大的’– 這是我們在尋找盡可能多的表達方法來(lái)向彼此傳達積極的事物。,聲明：本雙語(yǔ)文章的中文翻譯系原創(chuàng )內容，轉載請注明出處。中文翻譯僅代表譯者個(gè)人觀(guān)點(diǎn)，僅供參考。如有不妥之處，歡迎指正。