英语词汇“jump-start”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

jump-start

/ˈdʒʌmpstɑːt

verb [with object]

1Start (a car with a flat battery) with jump leads or by a sudden release of the clutch while the car is being pushed: he jump-started his old Chrysler...

Have you ever been able to jump-start a car that seemed to crank OK but wouldn't start on its own?
A surprising number of optic injuries are caused by bungee cords, sparks from using tools or jump-starting a car, or from flying champagne corks.
He was actually really nice, the way he offered to try to jump-start the car.

1.1Give an added impetus to (something that is proceeding slowly or is at a standstill): she suggests ways to jump-start the sluggish educational system...

These writers do not present the only way to jump-start our sluggish sense of wonder.
The terrorist attack blew a gaping hole in that landscape, but nothing else fundamental has changed in the city's economy - which suggests that a vigorous rebuilding would jump-start the area all over again.
I hope these suggestions will serve to jump-start the maintenance transformation process and provide a fundamental strategy for rethinking and reengineering Army maintenance.

noun

1An act of jump-starting a car: a quick jump-start got the jeep running again...

What you need is a jump-start, a spark that will get your motor running and take you from zero to 60 as fast as possible.
He asked if the guys could give him a jump-start.
Fuel deliveries and jump-starts also fall into this category.

1.1An added impetus: the stimulus package is intended to give the economy a jump-start...

And they all more or less got their jump-start as a result of the Native Federation of Alberta.
Proponents of the reform said it was needed to put the postal saving system's massive deposits into the hands of private investors and provide a strong jump-start to the economy.
Because the team was so bad, a number of young players got jump-starts on their careers.

单词	jump-start
释义	jump-start /ˈdʒʌmpstɑːt / verb [with object] 1Start (a car with a flat battery) with jump leads or by a sudden release of the clutch while the car is being pushed: he jump-started his old Chrysler... Have you ever been able to jump-start a car that seemed to crank OK but wouldn't start on its own? A surprising number of optic injuries are caused by bungee cords, sparks from using tools or jump-starting a car, or from flying champagne corks. He was actually really nice, the way he offered to try to jump-start the car. 1.1Give an added impetus to (something that is proceeding slowly or is at a standstill): she suggests ways to jump-start the sluggish educational system... These writers do not present the only way to jump-start our sluggish sense of wonder. The terrorist attack blew a gaping hole in that landscape, but nothing else fundamental has changed in the city's economy - which suggests that a vigorous rebuilding would jump-start the area all over again. I hope these suggestions will serve to jump-start the maintenance transformation process and provide a fundamental strategy for rethinking and reengineering Army maintenance. noun 1An act of jump-starting a car: a quick jump-start got the jeep running again... What you need is a jump-start, a spark that will get your motor running and take you from zero to 60 as fast as possible. He asked if the guys could give him a jump-start. Fuel deliveries and jump-starts also fall into this category. 1.1An added impetus: the stimulus package is intended to give the economy a jump-start... And they all more or less got their jump-start as a result of the Native Federation of Alberta. Proponents of the reform said it was needed to put the postal saving system's massive deposits into the hands of private investors and provide a strong jump-start to the economy. Because the team was so bad, a number of young players got jump-starts on their careers.
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