To spritz something is to spray a little liquid onto it in a quick, fine mist. It is a light, casual word: you spritz perfume on your wrist, spritz water on a plant or on your face in hot weather, spritz oil on a pan. The size matters — a spritz is small and fine, so you would not say you spritzed a whole floor with water.

To spritz something噴一下（spritz）某樣東西 is to spray a little liquid onto it in a quick, fine mist就是快速噴一點液體上去，噴成細細的一陣霧。It它 is a light, casual word是個輕鬆、口語的字：you你 spritz perfume on your wrist會在手腕上噴一點香水，spritz water on a plant or on your face in hot weather天氣熱的時候在植物或臉上噴點水，spritz oil on a pan在平底鍋上噴點油。The size matters大小很重要——a spritz is small and fine spritz 是小小的、細細的一陣，so you would not say you spritzed a whole floor with water所以你不會說你「spritz」了整個地板的水。

It works as a noun too: 'give it a spritz'. The word sounds informal and slightly playful in English, and it is very common in beauty and cooking writing.

It它 works as a noun too也可以當名詞用：'give it a spritz'像 'give it a spritz'（噴一下）。The word這個字 sounds informal and slightly playful in English聽起來很口語，還帶點俏皮，and it而且 is very common in beauty and cooking writing在美妝和料理文章裡很常見。

Separately, an Aperol Spritz (or just 'a spritz') is a popular orange-coloured wine cocktail, which is what the word most often means on a bar menu in Europe now.

Separately另外，an Aperol Spritz (or just 'a spritz')Aperol Spritz（或直接說 'a spritz'） is a popular orange-coloured wine cocktail是一種很受歡迎的橘色調酒，which is what the word most often means on a bar menu in Europe now這也是現在歐洲酒吧菜單上這個字最常見的意思。