用“spook”造句大全，spook造句

Running out the front door screaming is one option, but you can also get to know the spook in question.

Moreover, the chairs can be stacked up to seven high and stowed in a garden shed, although they could equally be indoor residents and spook dinner party guests.

I suspect in the wake of QE we'll be seeing more capital controls, it will spook markets a bit and give editors more fodder for “currency wars” headlines, but it will be a war with few casualties.

Don't let that reality spook you.

Don't think you're going to spook me with these fairy tales!

A sharp fall in the dollar could spook foreign creditors of the U.S., potentially raising the U.S. cost of borrowing.

A currency or banking collapse in the Baltic would spook markets elsewhere in the region, threatening wobbly economies such as Hungary's.

The word "look" is sometimes classified as a "short vowel" because the "oo" sounds different in words like "spook". However, the word "looking" needs a stronger emphasis and an extension of the vowel.

Russia refused to extradite the main suspect, another former spook.

Reindeer can spook suddenly, so Nils Peder kneels calmly in the midst of the herd on which his livelihood depends.

Yet the low growth and uncertain politics in both countries create enough doubt to spook investors, and there is far too little reassurance from the rest of the euro zone to settle them down.

It would also spook global credit markets, raising the costs of financing US public debt.

The mere chance that Libya, which exports 1.6 million barrels of oil a day (1.8% of world consumption), could fall into anarchy was enough to spook oil traders.

The drop, say analysts, was enough to spook an already nervous market.

Refrigerators. I killed that poor spook over hot refrigerators?

Better crafted stimulus measures which raise long-run growth are also less likely to spook bond markets concerned about the government's vast debt.

look这个单词有时被归为短元音，因为其中的"oo"与spook等单词中的"oo"听上去是不一样的，但是要注意looking这个词中的元音需要被强调并且拉长。