sparring 的 2 个定义
- Nautical. a stout pole such as those used for masts, etc.; a mast, yard, boom, gaff, or the like.
- Aeronautics. a principal lateral member of the framework of a wing of an airplane.
sparred, spar·ring.
- to provide or make with spars.
sparring 近义词
fight
scrap
更多sparring例句
- At the very least, he would make a thoughtful and high-minded sparring partner for Clinton in the debates that lie ahead.
- Yet for all the ideological sparring, the campaign may be decided by something far less exotic: geography.
- However, occasional verbal sparring is not the only opposition they face.
- Variety stated that “Branagh and Thompson bring appealing intelligence and verbal snap to their ongoing sparring.”
- Johansson needed a sparring partner, and a young, brash man, just a year out of the amateurs, volunteered.
- After which conversational sparring they fell back upon the little commonplaces of the moment.
- It was a terrific struggle; not the skillful sparring of trained fighters, but the rough and tumble battling of primitive giants.
- He plied his companions with questions, sparring for more time.
- "'Twas this way," said Mr. Hennessy, sparring at Mr. Dooley.
- In fact it was more of a wrestling than a sparring match,—a test of strength, prowess, agility.