vt.

1. 吐（唾液等）[（+out）]
   Spit your gum out before you come into the classroom.

   進教室之前把口香糖吐掉。

2. 口出（惡言，粗話等）[（+out）]
   He spat curses at me.

   他厲聲咒罵我。

3. （火砲等）噴（火）[（+out）]
   The machine-guns spat fire.

   機關槍吐著火舌。

4. 點燃
5. 飄落（雨點或雪片）
   The sky began to spit snow.

   天空開始飄雪。

vi.

1. 吐口水；吐痰
   You'll be fined if you spit on the streets.

   你如果在街上吐痰，要遭罰款。

2. （為表示輕蔑等）吐口水；表示唾棄，表示輕蔑[（+at/on）]
   He spat on my suggestion.

   他對我的建議表示輕蔑。

3. （貓等）發出呼嚕呼嚕聲
   The cat spits when angry.

   貓生氣時發出呼嚕呼嚕的聲音。

4. （爐火等）發出劈啪聲
   The sausage began to spit in the pan.

   鍋裡香腸開始滋滋作響。

5. （用it為主詞）（雨、雪）霏霏下降[（+with）]
   It's only spitting. We don't need an umbrella.

   只下一點毛毛雨，我們不需要傘。

n.

1. 唾液，口水[U]
   Mary's spit flew as she shouted.

   瑪麗喊叫時唾沫四濺。

2. 【口】一模一樣，肖像[the S][（+of）]
   He is the very spit and image of his father.

   他和他父親長得一模一樣。

3. 微雨；小雪[U]

n.[C]

1. 烤肉鐵叉，炙叉
2. 岬；沙嘴；狹長的暗礁

vt.

1. 把……串在炙叉上，用炙叉叉住
   He lit a fire, spitted a leg of mutton.

   他點燃了一堆火，用炙叉叉住一條羊腿。

2. （用利器）捅，刺，戳
   The hunters spitted two rabbits.

   獵手戳住兩隻兔子。

v.

1. eject saliva forcibly from one's mouth.
   ▸forcibly eject (food or liquid) from one's mouth.
   ▸ (spit up) N. Amer. (especially of a baby) vomit.
2. utter in a hostile way.
3. (of a fire or something being cooked) emit small bursts of sparks or hot fat with a series of explosive noises.
4. (it spits, it is spitting, etc.) Brit. light rain falls.

n.

1. saliva.
2. an act of spitting.

n.

1. a long, thin metal rod pushed through meat in order to hold and turn it while it is roasted over an open fire.
2. a narrow point of land projecting into the sea.

v.

n.