slur
UK [slɜ:r] US [slɝ:] verb transitive (-rr-)
PRONOUNCE BADLY 发音糟糕
■to pronounce the sounds of a word in a way which is not clear, uncontrolled or wrong 含糊地说，口齿不清地说•Her speech was slurred but she still denied she was drunk.她口齿都不清楚了，但还不承认自己喝醉了。
UK [slɜ:r] US [slɝ:] verb transitive (-rr-)
MUSIC 音乐
■to sing or play notes in a smooth and connected manner 连唱；连奏
UK [slɜ:r] US [slɝ:] verb transitive (-rr-)
CRITICIZE 批评
■to harm someone's reputation by criticizing them 诽谤（指责某人而损害其名誉）•The report slurs both the teachers and pupils.该报道诋毁了教师和学生。
UK [slɜ:r] US [slɝ:] noun
CRITICISM 批评
countable
■a remark that criticizes someone which is likely to have a harmful effect on their reputation 诋毁，诽谤•Her letter contained several outrageous slurs against/on her former colleagues.她信里有好几处内容在肆意诋毁以前同事。 •His comments cast a slur on the integrity of his employees.他的评论是对其员工正直品格的诋毁。
UK [slɜ:r] US [slɝ:] noun
BAD PRONUNCIATION 糟糕发音
only singular
■when you pronounce the sounds of a word in a way which is not clear, uncontrolled or wrong 含糊发音，不清楚地发音•The drug affected her vision and made her speak with a slur.药物影响了她的视力，使她的口齿也不清楚了。
UK [slɜ:r] US [slɝ:] noun
MUSIC 音乐
countable
■a curved line written over or under musical notes to show that they must be played in a smooth and connected manner （乐谱上的）连奏线，连唱线 ； 连音符 |