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| | T to hit someone with your flat hand or a flat object （用手掌或扁平物）掴，打，拍 | I don’ t believe it’ s right to smack children when they’ re being naughty. 我认为因孩子淘气而打孩子是不对的。 | | | a | T to hit someone with your fist （用手掌或扁平物）掴，打，拍 | | He just turned and smacked me in the face. 他转过身来照我脸上就是一拳。 | | | | b | I/T to hit something hard and noisily 猛击；重撞 | | +into/against etc Another car smacked into us from behind. 另一辆车从后面狠狠地撞上了我们。 | | smack sth into/onto/down etc Beckham smacked the ball into the net. 贝克汉姆将球怒射入网。 | | |
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| - | smack your lips
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| to show that you are enjoying food or drink , or enjoying thinking about it , by making a loud noise with your lips and tongue |
| 咂嘴唇（表示津津有味地吃喝或回味） |
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| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˈsmack of |
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| | smack of sth: to be a sign of something bad 含有…意味；带有…迹象 | Going out with him smacks of desperation. 和他一起出去有铤而走险的意味。 | | The whole affair smacked of a government cover-up. 整件事有政府企图掩盖的迹象。 | |
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