v. 喷溅；发出噼啪声（sputter 的过去分词）；气急败坏的说
1.The strong yen hurts exports. Plans for Japan to join regional free-trade talks have sputtered.
日元走强对出口不利，日本对加入地区性自由贸易谈话已迫不及待。
2.At last the engine of my car sputtered out on the way to the border.
在开往边境的路上，我的汽车发动机发出爆裂声后熄掉了。
3.The process begins with a four-inch silicon wafer. A coating of metal is added and sputtered across the wafer.
该过程刚开始是利用一个四英寸的硅晶片，然后在其表面溅射一层金属涂层。
4.After the talk with his mother, his excitement sputtered out.
和母亲争吵过以后，他的激动已经消失了。
5."To speak Latin and Greek, French and German?" he sputtered on, turning red himself.
说着拉丁语，希腊语，法语和德语？
6.She sputtered out her plan for building houses.
她急速地说出她的有关房屋建设的计划。
7.The isotopic effect suggests another important property, ia addition to the magic numbers, of mass spectra of the sputtered ion cluster.
这是溅射离子簇质谱中继“幻数”结构的另一个重要性质。
8.The maid took the matches and lighted them; dear me, how they sputtered and blazed up!
女佣人拿起柴火，点起他们，尊敬我，他们怎么气急败坏地闪耀起来！