spirit

US /ˈspɪr.ət/
UK /ˈspɪr.ət/
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精神, 心灵

the nonphysical part of a person, often regarded as the seat of emotions, character, or soul

:
Her brave spirit never gave up.
她勇敢的精神从未放弃。
He has a kind and generous spirit.
他有一个善良慷慨的心灵
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精神, 气氛, 情绪

the prevailing or typical mood, attitude, or atmosphere of a group, place, or period

:
The team showed great spirit despite the loss.
尽管输了,球队仍展现出极大的斗志
The Christmas spirit filled the air.
圣诞气氛弥漫在空气中。
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幽灵, 鬼魂

a supernatural being or ghost

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They say a friendly spirit haunts the old house.
他们说一个友善的幽灵缠绕着那座老房子。
He believes in good and evil spirits.
他相信善恶精灵
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烈酒, 酒精

a distilled alcoholic drink, especially brandy, whiskey, gin, or rum

:
The bar serves a wide range of spirits.
这家酒吧提供各种烈酒
He prefers dark spirits like whiskey.
他更喜欢威士忌等深色烈酒
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变走, 秘密带走

to carry off mysteriously or secretly

:
The magician seemed to spirit the card away.
魔术师似乎把牌变走了。
They were spirited away in the dead of night.
他们在深夜被秘密带走了。
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充满活力的, 精力充沛的, 勇敢的

full of life, energy, and courage

:
She gave a spirited performance.
她做出了一个充满活力的表演。
The debate was very spirited.
这场辩论非常激烈