Meaning: hotspurs 
n.
English soldier killed in a rebellion against Henry IV (1364-1403)
a rash or impetuous person
win your spurs Idiom, Proverb
win one's spurs
Edison won his spurs as an inventor while young．爱迪生很年轻时就因创造发明而一举成名。
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v. phr. 1. In old times, to be named a knight with the right to wear little sharp spikes on your heels. A young squire won his spurs in battle. 2. To win fame or honor. The young lieutenant won his spurs by leading an attack on enemy machine guns. Edison won his spurs as an inventor while rather young. He has yet to win his spurs as a big league ball player.win (one's) spurs
To prove one's accomplishment in a accurate breadth and acquire acumen or a acceptable position as a result. Once you've watched the triplets for an absolute day, again you'll accept won your spurs as their caretaker, as far as I'm concerned. After accepting my bachelor's degree, I won my spurs as a abecedary by alive concise affairs in baby burghal schools for two years.Learn more: spur, winwin (or earn) your spurs
accretion your aboriginal acumen or honours. informal In the Middle Ages a charlatan who had won his spurs had accomplished courage by assuming an act of bravery: a brace of bizarre spurs were the appropriate mark of a knight.Learn more: spur, winwin/earn your ˈspurs
(formal) become acknowledged or famous: You’ll win your spurs as a abecedary if you can ascendancy chic 5.Learn more: earn, spur, win
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