stint

名词定额，定量; 限额，限量; 节约; [鸟]滨鹬

动词吝惜; 限制，节省; <古>停止

及物动词

不及物动词

1. 节省：stinkweed 臭草 | stint 节省 | stipe 柄

2. 吝惜,节省：acquaintance熟人 | stint吝惜,节省 | stink臭气

3. 吝啬：tink 叮当声 | stint 吝啬 | flayflint 大吝啬鬼

4. 限制;定额;节约;定量：stinkstone 臭灰岩 | stint 限制;定额;节约;定量 | stipite 富含黄铁矿瘦煤

1. (在某地的)工作时间，活动时间
    A stint is a period of time which you spend doing a particular job or activity or working in a particular place.

    e.g. He is returning to this country after a five-year stint in Hong Kong.
           他在香港工作了5 年后即将回国。

1. Lindsay has previously spoken about her struggle to find quality acting roles following a difficult year which included yet another stint in rehab.

2. Berlusconi scored a commanding victory in a general election last month for his third stint in power in the last 14 years.

3. stint的解释

3. The role is an intentional departure from her sexy stint as Daisy Duke in last year's Dukes of Hazzard.

4. Demi Moore's daughters are worried about their mother and her recent behavior following a stint in rehab.

5. Weekley spent the past four years on the developmental tour after a brief PGA stint, but has made the most of his second chance.

6. Quite a few private companies have also expressed interest in the volunteers, and said they would hope to employ them after they complete their stint out west.

7. But he lacerated his spleen in the following round against Pittsburgh, requiring a stay in intensive care and ending his stint with the Rangers.

8. His first stint there had to be cut short in 2008 when a media blackout was breached.

9. He learned fluent Spanish during a stint in Puerto Rico and aso helped out the Canadian nationa team.

10. But the efforts of James Franco and Anne Hathaway fell largely flat, according to early reviews of their first stint as Oscar hosts.

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