英语词汇“spree”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	spree
释义	Trends of spree View usage for: spree (spriː) Word forms: plural sprees countable noun [usually noun NOUN] If you spend a period of time doing something in an excessive way, you can say that you are going on a particular kind of spree. Some Americans went on a spending spree in December to beat the new tax. More Synonyms of spree spree in British English (spriː) noun 1. a session of considerable overindulgence, esp in drinking, squandering money, etc 2. a romp Word origin C19: perhaps changed from Scottish spreath plundered cattle, ultimately from Latin praeda booty Spree in American English (ʃpʀeɪ) river in E Germany, flowing northwest through Berlin into the Havel: c. 250 mi (402 km) spree in American English (spri) noun 1. a lively, noisy frolic 2. a period of drunkenness 3. a period of uninhibited activity a shopping spree Word origin late 18th-c. slang, for earlier spray < ? Examples of 'spree' in a sentence spree As the murder spree continued he kept up his devoted dad routine at home. The Sun (2013) They embark on a crime spree that rapidly brings them more trouble than they can handle. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Within a few months he had embarked on his killing spree. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The spending spree has angered staff braced for massive cutbacks and stunned patients. The Sun (2010) He claims that the police targeted him to cover up a crime spree that might affect tourism. The Sun (2006) This killing spree was not the result of one instant where he lost his temper. Claudia Hammond EMOTIONAL ROLLERCOASTER: A Journey Through the Science of Feelings (2005) The killing sprees of all three were spurred on by the fact they were not caught. The Sun (2008) And he launched a spending spree that will leave future generations to pick up the bill for huge deficits. Times, Sunday Times (2010) We all went on spending sprees. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Six miles across the city, the third killing spree was under way. The Sun (2015) This man's on a murder spree. Times, Sunday Times (2010) But it was precisely those qualities that allowed him to embark on a murder spree that claimed at least26 lives. The Sun (2008) Shopping spree: No cash refunds on vouchers. The Sun (2011) In other languages spree British English: spree NOUN If you spend a period of time doing something in an excessive way, you can say that you are going on a particular kind of spree. Some people went on a spending spree in December to beat the new tax. American English: spree Brazilian Portuguese: farra Chinese: 放纵 European Spanish: juerga French: orgie German: Tour Italian: scatenamento Japanese: 派手にやること Korean: 흥청망청하기 European Portuguese: farra Latin American Spanish: fiebre All related terms of 'spree' crime spree a series of crimes committed in quick succession buying spree the hurried acquisition by a company, of goods, assets , or other companies killing spree a series of murders that are committed shooting spree the shooting of a number of people shopping spree → to go on a shopping spree spending spree a brief period of extravagant spending to go on a shooting spree to shoot a number of people to go on a shopping spree to shop excessively; to buy a lot of things in an extravagant way Chinese translation of 'spree' spree (spriː) n (c) to go on a spending/drinking spree 无(無)节(節)制地花钱(錢)/酗酒 (wú jiézhì de huāqián/xùjiǔ) 1 (noun) in the sense of fling They went on a spending spree. Synonyms fling the last fling before you take up a job binge (informal) She went on occasional drinking binges. orgy He blew the money in a six-month orgy of spending. splurge 2 (noun) in the sense of binge Definition a session of overindulgence, usually in drinking or spending money They attacked two London shops after a drinking spree. Synonyms binge bender (informal) orgy a drunken orgy revel (informal) The revels often last until dawn. jag (slang) junketing beano (British, slang) debauch The party degenerated into a drunken debauch. carouse drinking bout bacchanalia carousal a night on the razzle (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of debauch The party degenerated into a drunken debauch. Synonyms orgy, fling, bout, spree, binge (informal), bender (informal), carouse, saturnalia, bacchanalia, carousal in the sense of drinking bout Synonyms bender, celebration, spree, binge (informal), orgy (informal), debauch, pub-crawl (informal, British), bevvy (dialect), wassail, bacchanalia in the sense of orgy Definition an act of immoderate or frenzied indulgence He blew the money in a six-month orgy of spending. Synonyms spree, fit, spell, run, session, excess, bout, indulgence, binge (informal), splurge, surfeit, overindulgence, sesh (slang) Nearby words of spree spread spread out spread something out spree sprig sprightly spring Synonyms of 'spree' spree Explore 'spree' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of orgy Definition a wild party involving promiscuous sexual activity and excessive drinking a drunken orgy Synonyms party, celebration, rave (British, slang), revel, festivity, bender (informal), debauch, revelry, carouse, Saturnalia, bacchanal, rave-up (British, slang), bacchanalia, carousal, hooley or hoolie (Irish, New Zealand) in the sense of revel Definition noisy merrymaking The revels often last until dawn. Synonyms merrymaking, party, celebration, rave (British, slang), gala, spree (old-fashioned), festivity, beano (British, slang), debauch (old-fashioned), saturnalia, bacchanal, rave-up (British, slang), jollification, carousal, hooley or hoolie (Irish, New Zealand), carouse
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