| 释义 |
slug
[slʌg] noun countable
CREATURE 生物
■a small, usually black or brown, creature with a long soft body and no arms or legs, like a snail but with no shell 蛞蝓，鼻涕虫
■mainly US informal
■a slow-moving, lazy person 懒散的人
⇒ See also sluggish
[slʌg] noun countable
BULLET 子弹 informal
■a bullet 子弹•The poor guy wound up with a slug in his stomach.那个可怜的家伙腹部中了一枪。
[slʌg] noun countable
AMOUNT OF DRINK 酒的量 informal
■an amount of drink, especially strong alcoholic drink, that you can swallow at one time 满满一口（尤指烈酒）•I had a slug of vodka to give me courage.我喝了一大口伏特加来给自己壮胆。
[slʌg] noun countable
COIN 硬币 US a piece of metal used instead of a coin for putting in machines （投入机器中的）假硬币，代币
[slʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)informal
■to hit someone hard with the fist (= closed hand) 用拳头猛击•She slugged him and he fell against the bar.她猛地打了他一拳，他扑倒在柜台上。 ■US
■to hit a baseball hard 猛击（棒球）
[slʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)
slug it out
■If two people slug it out, they fight or argue violently until one of them wins. 一决胜负 |