spread out
US /sprɛd aʊt/
・UK /spred aut/
B2 中高級
phr. v.片語動詞延伸
The city spread out along the coast.
phr. v.片語動詞攤開
I spread out the map on the table.
phr. v.片語動詞分散
The protesters spread out through the streets.
phr. v.片語動詞散開
The population spread out as more land became available.
phr. v.片語動詞擴張
The company spread out its operations to several countries.
phr. v.片語動詞分攤
We spread out the payments over several months.
phr. v.片語動詞放鬆
I like to spread out on the sofa when I'm home alone.
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你一定也好奇過，F1 賽車手都是如何快速轉彎的？ (How F1 racers turn really fast)
- While the leading car tries to use the most ideal path, hugging the curves, the following cars are more spread out.
您可以從 2022 年大獎賽的這段視頻中看到這一點。
- While the leading car tries to use the most ideal path, hugging the curves, the following cars are more spread out.
Carlos Sainz 領先大部隊，走上了這條近乎教科書式的理想賽車路線。
軍事大國的美國是如何運輸核武器的？ (How the US Transports Its Nuclear Weapons)
- Nuclear warheads in the United States live here: in the 450-or-so missile silos in Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, and North Dakota, with a few spread out in other states.
美國的核彈頭就存放在這裡：蒙大拿州、懷俄明州、科羅拉多州、內布拉斯加州和北達科他州的大約 450 個飛彈發射井中，還有一些分佈在其他州。
- Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, and North Dakota, with a few spread out in other states. But,
懷俄明州、科羅拉多州、內布拉斯加州和北達科他州，還有一些分佈在其他州。但是
死結時機全解析！ (DEADLOCK TIMINGS EXPLAINED)
- Finally, the big one, at the 10-minute mark, you should start doing the urn, spread out and farm across the map to maximize souls and smack vending machines.
最後，最重要的一點是，在 10 分鐘的時候，你應該開始做骨灰盒，分散開來，在地圖上耕種，以最大限度地獲得靈魂，並擊碎自動售貨機。
- Finally, the big one, at the 10-minute mark, you should start doing the urn, spread out and farm across the map to maximize souls, and
最後，最重要的一點是，在 10 分鐘的時候，你應該開始做骨灰盒，分散開來，在地圖上耕種，以最大限度地獲得靈魂，並擊碎自動售貨機。
經濟衰退的擔憂？！｜2025年3月13日 (Concerns Of A Recession | March 13, 2025)
- Aviation fuel is a very thin, non-viscous type of fuel, so it tends to spread out in a very thin layer over a large surface area and evaporate fairly quickly.
航空燃料是一種非常稀薄的非粘性燃料，是以它往往會在很大的表面積上形成非常薄的一層，並很快蒸發掉。
- Aviation fuel is a very thin, non-viscous type of fuel, so it tends to spread out in a very thin layer over a large surface area and evaporate fairly quickly.
我已經為此工作了 30 年。
第一集：地質學家揭開臺灣玉的祕密！臺灣竟藏有世界最獨特岩石？！???❤️ [全臺最大塊玉石？！] (第一集: 美國地質學家不敢相信台灣擁有全世界最獨特的岩石! ???❤️ [台灣最大塊的玉石?!] Geologist Reveals The Secret Of Taiwan Jade!)
![第一集：地質學家揭開臺灣玉的祕密！臺灣竟藏有世界最獨特岩石？！???❤️ [全臺最大塊玉石？！] (第一集: 美國地質學家不敢相信台灣擁有全世界最獨特的岩石! ???❤️ [台灣最大塊的玉石?!] Geologist Reveals The Secret Of Taiwan Jade!)](https://img.youtube.com/vi/cQyjvdrQqKc/hqdefault.jpg)
- Really Fengtian the area so it basically says that there was some sort of ancient cross ocean trading system that that was underway 3,000 years ago at least with with the Philippines in Taiwan or the indigenous folks in Taiwan and then from the Philippines spread out throughout of Southeast Asia and you can learn all about that too if you come to Hualien or follow Taiwan Rock Guy.
比如，它太漂亮了。
- So it basically says that there was some sort of ancient cross ocean trading system that was underway 3000 years ago, at least with the Philippines and Taiwan or the indigenous folks in Taiwan and then from the Philippines spread out throughout Southeast Asia.
是以，基本上可以說，3000 年前就存在某種古老的跨洋貿易系統，至少與菲律賓和臺灣或臺灣的原住民有貿易往來，然後從菲律賓擴散到整個東南亞。
小時候在田裡抓青蛙的童年回憶你還記得嗎！為什麼現在的小孩都不再去戶外活動了？ (Why Kids Never Go Outside Anymore)
- Think of LA, the entire city is built by roads, and LA's boom came too with the boom of cars in the 50s. But then fast forward to the 90s, cars, and all the suffocating infrastructure they needed, were deeply in place. City planners knew that accommodating them above everything else was the best way to ensure growth and boost the local economy. Instead of the dense, close-together cities that you can find in Europe, Japan, or most of the old world, American cities became far more spread out. They were built around a small central hub where people travelled to work, surrounded by miles and miles of suburbs and highways. It was in the 1990s that these kinds of cities grew the fastest, laying the concrete bedrock for the country that we recognise today.
想想洛杉磯吧，整個城市都是由道路建成的，洛杉磯的繁榮也是隨著 50 年代汽車的繁榮而到來的。但快進到上世紀 90 年代，汽車以及汽車所需的所有令人窒息的基礎設施已經深入人心。城市規劃者知道，容納汽車是確保增長和促進當地經濟的最佳方式。美國的城市不再像歐洲、日本或舊世界大多數國家那樣密集而緊密，而是變得更加分散。它們圍繞著一個小型的中心樞紐而建，人們在這裡上班，周圍是綿延數英里的郊區和高速公路。20 世紀 90 年代，這類城市發展最快，為我們今天所認識的美國奠定了堅實的基礎。
- Instead of the dense, close-together cities that you can find in Europe, Japan, or most of the old world, American cities became far more spread out.
