smack
[smæk] verb
transitive
■to hit someone or something forcefully with the flat inside part of your hand, producing a short loud noise, especially as a way of punishing a child （尤指作为惩戒孩子的方式）掌掴，打•I never smack my children.我从来不打孩子。 •I'll smack your bottom if you don't behave yourself.如果你表现不好，我就打你屁股。 intransitive or transitive [usually + adv/prep]
■to hit something hard against something else 撞；使劲摔•I smacked my head on the corner of the shelf.我的头撞到架子边角。 •She smacked her books down on the table and stormed out of the room.她啪地把书摔在桌子上，气冲冲地离开了房间。
[smæk] verb
smack your lips
■to close and open your mouth loudly to express a strong wish to eat something you like a lot 咂嘴唇•"I adore chocolate cake, " said Susannah, smacking her lips.“我喜欢巧克力蛋糕，”苏珊娜边咂着嘴唇边说道。
[smæk] verb
Phrasal Verbs smack of sth
■If something smacks of an unpleasant quality, it seems to have that quality 带有…意味，带有…迹象•The whole affair smacks of mismanagement and incompetence.整件事让人觉得有点管理不善，当事人能力不足。
[smæk] noun
HIT FORCEFULLY 猛击
countable
■a hit from someone's flat hand as a punishment （作为惩戒手段的）打巴掌，掴•You're going to get a smack on the bottom if you don't stop being such a naughty boy.如果你再这么调皮，就该打屁股了。 countable informal
■a hit given with the fist (= closed hand) 打击（用握成拳的手施加的打击）•I gave him a smack on the jaw.我一拳头打在了他下巴上。 countable
■a short loud noise 呯的一声，啪的一声•She slammed her case down on the desk with a smack.她啪的一声把她的皮箱放到桌子上。 countable informal
■a loud kiss 响吻•a big smack on the lips在嘴唇上的响亮一吻
[smæk] noun
DRUG 毒品
uncountable slang
■heroin (= a strong illegal drug) 海洛因•How long has she been on smack?她吸食海洛因多久了？
[smæk] adverb (UK also smack-bang) (US also smack-dab)
EXACTLY 确切地
■exactly in a place 不偏不倚地，正好•She lives smack in the middle of London.她就住在伦敦市中心。
[smæk] adverb (UK also smack-bang) (US also smack-dab)
DIRECTLY 直接地
■directly and forcefully, producing a short loud noise 径直，猛地；砰然作声地•I wasn't looking where I was going and walked smack into a lamppost.我没有看路，不偏不倚直接撞到了灯柱上。 |