单词 | spawn |
释义 | spawn I. transitive verb 1. a. b. c. d. < spawn beds for growing mushrooms > 2. < a universe that spawns forth only ghouls and ogres — M.D.Geismar > < a blizzard spawned in the Rocky mountains — New York Herald Tribune > < impatience and irritation are often spawned by ignorance or misunderstanding — A.E.Stevenson b. 1900 > < slums which spawn the criminal elements — John Barkham > < this ideology is spawned out of Communism — A.W.Barkley > especially < no fewer than 500 private home-study schools … had been spawned — J.M.Flagler > < hypotheses might be spawned by the dozens — S.C.Pepper > < last year … spawned books by the millions — Harrison Smith > < abundant rains, spawning a profusion of desert wild flowers — Los Angeles (Calif.) Examiner > intransitive verb 1. < silver fish that … madly push their way upstream to spawn — American Guide Series: Michigan > 2. a. b. II. 1. a. b. 2. a. < Spanish moss, that peculiar spawn of the South — Henry Miller > < our likes and dislikes are often blind, the spawn of instinct or habit — Harry Bear > < shooing away young spawns … who wanted the glory of having touched the wonderful red machine — Marcia Davenport > b. < mules are spawn of Satan — Francis Yeats-Brown > < the spawn of careless dicta — B.N.Cardozo > 3. < democracy was … the very spawn of anarchy — V.L.Parrington > < the loom and shuttles made the old lady's garage apartment a spawn of noise — Western Review > 4. 5. < the spawn of an oil > |
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