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本帖最后由 elusty 于 2016-3-12 11:31 编辑 ! Y, \ W: L# I; F9 v, B4 R
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添加酒精类饮料;异物;高反应性物质;增添活力等。3 v8 S e- o$ Y+ ?. H
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spike: ?, u4 |7 g# U k# Q/ ^; R
a : to add an alcoholic beverage to (a drink) <spiked the punch>
' n6 ]1 \; x; o/ e( T- ~; k$ _b : to add a foreign substance to <spike the coffee with tranquilizers>
9 g+ U2 h6 w& Z' V+ x; @c : to add something highly reactive (as a radioactive tracer) to7 N7 F1 I) W. @! m
d : to add vitality, zest, or spice to : liven <spiked the speech with humor> <spike the broth with peppers>; Z4 W/ r2 n( N3 k' t6 i; T# y
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* z1 C* I- x2 \1 ^: Vspike verb [T] (MAKE STRONGER)1 \; V8 s! @' y5 u- J
› to make a drink stronger by adding alcohol, or to add flavour or interest to something:
3 g; m4 [3 O) J/ Z: GShe claimed that someone had spiked her drink with whisky.
* M; u+ o5 Y9 d; A0 a8 y c$ ZThe pasta was served in a cream sauce spiked with black pepper.
) @" j/ p/ H ?His writing is spiked with humour.
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http://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/dictionary/american/spike_2
1 f1 ~3 ^9 f {. I6 a[TRANSITIVE] to secretly put an illegal drug into a drink or food
: i! F! d7 @ t9 k) ?Synonyms and related words
2 i ~ J( _# S ~: m/ l9 TTo buy or use illegal drugs:abuse, come down, deal...( B! X4 r$ P9 F
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[transitive] to secretly add strong alcohol or a drug to someone's drink or food
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The orange juice had been spiked with gin.
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2 X6 K& n8 q/ A" @* Lhttps://www.ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=spike* ]( J5 Y1 n& a3 x. y# A% N. k
5. Informal ~) h. W& \% o7 T7 E2 }
a. To add alcoholic liquor to: spiked the punch with rum.
( k. e$ V0 v$ W! L c. @% T7 i4 M8 mb. To add a poison or other chemical to: a drink spiked with barbiturates.
$ ?1 I* \' Q) W& x' Ec. To add flavor or spice to: "Miss Jane brought him ... cold spring water spiked with a dash of vinegar and a touch of molasses" (Howard Frank Mosher).
+ e9 V( d# a$ L% l5 ^* D0 Y2 G" ]d. To add excitement or vitality to: spiked the speech with many jokes. |
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