| 单词 |
spry |
| 释义 |
spry /spraɪ/ adjective ENERGETICa spry old person has energy and is active 〔老人〕充满活力的,活跃的 SYN sprightly He’s still remarkably spry. 他依然充满了活力。 —spryly adverbExamples from the Corpusspry• A grey squirrel, spry after its winter sleep, startled Ben by scampering across his path.• Out of doors Shaw continued to look spry and active well into his eighties.• Mum is still spry and energetic - and she's 91.• Some of your team should be spry, others should be massive.• a spry silver-haired grandmother• Anne Enright is a very original writer-a spry surrealist who challenges the world with extraordinary, lancing sentences.• Though apparently quite spry, the old men's memories are not what they once were.Origin spry (1700-1800) Perhaps from a Scandinavian languagespry adjectiveChinese spry Corpus energy a old active has person is and |
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- Seabee
- seabird
- seabirds
- see sb to the door
- see somebody coming
- see somebody coming (a mile off)
- see somebody coming a mile off
- see somebody off
- see somebody out
- see somebody right
- see somebody/something out
- see somebody/something ↔ off
- see somebody to the door
- see something against something
- see something coming
- see something for what it is
- see something off
- see something out
- see something out of the corner of your eye
- see something through a mist of tears
- see stars
- see sth against sth
- see sth coming
- sees the glass as half-empty-full
- sees the glass as half-half-full
- 《夫躬行孝弟之道,以感发天下人之心,使之惕然有省,而观今世之事若无以自容,然后积污之俗可得而新,先王之教可得而兴也.》什么意思,出自哪里,注释,句意,翻译
- 《夫轻诺必寡信,多易必多难.》出自哪里,什么意思,注释,句意,翻译
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- 《夫道者,无私就也,无私去也》原文与赏析
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- マーカー原油
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