英[spriː]美[spriː]
记忆方法
词源记忆法
俚语,可能来自法语espirt,精神,生机勃勃,词源同spirit.引申词义玩乐,狂欢。
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noun(名词)
小知识
If you go on a spree, you go a little wild, indulging in some activity in an unrestrained way. You might go on a cupcake spree every year on your birthday, eating as many cupcakes as you can.
Following your impulses and giving in to them — rather than resisting or limiting them — is one way to go on a spree. It can be a dancing spree, in which you dance all night long, or a shopping spree, in which you max out your credit card at the mall. The original slang meaning, and one that's still used today, is “a drinking bout,” and it may be rooted in the French word esprit, “lively wit.”
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fling / lark / entertainment / whirl / celebration / escapade