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spell

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verb

/ˈspɛl/ spells; spelled or chiefly Brit spelt /ˈspɛlt/; spelling

chiefly US

to say, write, or print the letters of (a word or name) [+ obj]

How do you spell your last name?

You spelled catastrophe wrong.

Foggy is spelled with two g's. - sometimes + out

Please spell out your full name. [no obj]

He doesn't spell very well.

[+ obj] - used to indicate the letters that form a particular word

S-O-N spells son.

[+ obj] :to have or lead to (a particular result or effect)

Her boss's resignation spelled the end to her troubles. [=her troubles ended when her boss resigned]

The amount of planning you do could spell [=mean] the difference between success and failure.

Their carelessness could spell trouble/disaster for all of us. - compare 3spell

spell out

[phrasal verb]

spell (something) out or spell out (something)

to explain the details of (something) clearly

The contract spelled out the terms of his employment.

She didn't get the hint, so he had to spell it out for her.

to write out (something) in complete words instead of using a number, an abbreviation, etc.

When addressing the invitations, spell out street, road, etc.

On this line you need to spell out the dollar amount. - see also 1spell 1 (above)

noun

plural spells

[count] a group of secret words that are believed to have magic power

He said a magic spell of protection.

magic that is performed by saying a group of secret words

In the story, the witch casts a spell on/over the children.

Drinking the potion will break the spell. [=end the magic]

She felt like she was under a spell. [=affected by magic]

[singular] :a quality that attracts or influences someone or something in a powerful or seemingly magical way

The sound of the phone ringing broke the spell of the music.

Many people think she has fallen under his spell, but I think she knows what she's doing. - compare 4spell

verb

spells; spelled; spelling

[+ obj] chiefly US :to take the place of (another person who has been working or doing something for a period of time) :to take over for (someone)

When they're taking care of their grandson, they spell [=relieve] each other throughout the day. - compare 1spell

noun

plural spells

[count] a short period of time usually marked by a particular activity or condition

a dizzy/fainting spell

I'm tired and need to sit down for a spell.

It looks like we're in for a spell of rainy weather.

The flowers died during a dry/cold spell. [=a period of dry/cold weather]

a period spent doing a job or duty

After a spell as an editor she went back to teaching. - compare 2spell

* Các từ tương tự:
spellbinding, spellbound, spell-check, spell-checker, speller, spelling, spelling bee, spelling checker