swipe
[swaɪp] verb
HIT 击打
intransitive or transitive [usually + adv/prep]
■to hit or try to hit something, especially with a sideways movement 击打，尤指抡起（物体）猛打•She opened the window and swiped at the flies with a rolled-up newspaper to make them go out.她打开窗户，挥舞着卷起的报纸猛打一通，想把苍蝇赶出去。 •She swiped him round the head.她挥手打他的头。 •mainly US The car swiped the garage door as he pulled out.他把车开出去时，撞上了车库的大门。 ⇒ See also sideswipe
[swaɪp] verb
STEAL 偷
transitive informal
■to steal 偷窃，盗窃•Okay, who's swiped my keys?好吧！是谁偷了我的锁匙？
[swaɪp] verb
MOVE 移动
transitive
■to move a card containing information stored on a magnetic strip through a device that reads this information 刷（卡）
[swaɪp] noun
CRITICISM 批评
countable usually singular
■a criticism of someone or something, or an attempt to damage or annoy them 批评，打击•In a recent interview, she takes a swipe at the theatre management.在最近的一次采访中，她批评了剧院的管理。
[swaɪp] noun
HIT 击打
countable
■an act of hitting or trying to hit someone or something 挥击；抡打•Edwin took a swipe at the ball and missed.埃德温挥臂击球，却挥棒落空。 |