1.【船】圆材[桅,桁等]
2.圆木;【航】翼梁
3.【矿】(不含金属成分的)晶石
4.拳斗
5.斗鸡
6.吵嘴
7.美国海岸警卫队妇女队员
1.【船】圆材[桅,桁等]
2.圆木;【航】翼梁
3.【矿】(不含金属成分的)晶石
4.拳斗
5.斗鸡
6.吵嘴
7.美国海岸警卫队妇女队员
1.装圆材
2.用圆材使(船)脱离浅滩
3.(鸡)用脚踢斗
4.(拳击中)拳斗;拳打
5.争吵
6.(小规模)战斗
1.装圆材
2.用圆材使(船)脱离浅滩
3.(鸡)用脚踢斗
4.(拳击中)拳斗;拳打
5.争吵
6.(小规模)战斗
1.a thick strong pole that supports something such as the sails on a boat or the wings of an airplane
2.a long thin piece of rock or a mineral
1.to practice fighting with someone
2.to argue
1.McCain and Barack Obama have sparred over ties to lobbying firms and financial institutions caught up in the Wall Street turmoil.
麦凯恩与奥巴马已经就各自与跟华尔街危机有瓜葛的游说公司和金融机构的关系进行了交锋。
2.In another exchange, the two candidates sparred over who would be the most ready to assume the position of commander in chief.
在另一个交换中，两位候选人争论谁将为假设的主要领导人的位置做好了充分的准备。
3.In Washington, the White House and the S& P sparred over the downgrade, as did Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
在华盛顿，白宫与标普就下调评级发生了争执，民主党与共和党议员之间也相互指责。
4.The 700-page result, "Nixon and Kissinger: Partners in Power, " shows they were as much rivals as partners and sparred for the limelight.
这个七百页的成果《尼克森与季辛吉：权力夥伴》显示，两人亦敌亦友，也互抢聚光灯。
5.IT WAS a hard-eyed, unemotional get-together. They had never met face-to-face, but once sparred dangerously.
这是一次严肃而非情绪化的会面，他们从未亲眼相见，却曾激烈争斗过。
6.The Prime Minister and the Conservative leader sparred over a range of domestic issues without landing a killer blow.
总理和保守党领袖没费什么力气就分享了很大范围的国内议题。
7.But when they saw Redruth waiting for them in the sparred gallery, they went about ship at once, and a head popped out again on deck.
但是，当他们看到雷德鲁斯在设了防的过道里等着他们时，又立刻向别处跑去。一个脑袋又探出了甲板张望。
8.He became hypnotized by the black and white posters and photographs on the walls of the boxing clubs where he trained and sparred .
他成了催眠的黑人和白人的海报和照片的墙壁上的拳击俱乐部，他训练和争论。
9.During the summit itself the two leaders sparred over whether the G20 should publish a blacklist of tax havens.
G20峰会上，两国对于G20是否应该发布一个逃税天堂的黑名单而进行了争论。
10.The younger man had stood silent as he and de Roquefort sparred.
这年轻人在他和雷孟达争吵时一直保持着安静。