英语词汇slap怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ slap /ˈslæp/ verb

slaps; slapped; slapping

¹ slap

/ˈslæp/

verb

slaps; slapped; slapping

Learner's definition of SLAP

a [+ object] : to hit (someone or something) with the front or back of your open hand掴；拍

She slapped him across/in the face.她抽了他一耳光。
She slapped his face.她抽了他一耳光。
He slapped me on the back and said “Good job!”他拍了拍我的背，说：“干得好！”
He called the dog by slapping his hand against his thigh.他用手拍大腿招唤狗。

b : to hit something with a sound like the sound made when your hand slaps something拍击

[no object]

Waves were slapping against the side of the boat.波浪拍打着船舷。

[+ object]

Gentle waves slapped the side of the raft.细浪拍击着筏边。

[+ object] : to put (something) on a surface quickly or forcefully（往…上）甩，扔 — + down or on

He slapped the book down on the desk.他啪的一声把书放在了桌上。
She slapped down her cards and shouted “I win!”她把牌一甩，喊道：“我赢啦！”
He slapped a fresh coat of paint on (the wall).他（往墙上）刷了一层新涂料。
I grabbed a slice of bread and slapped on some peanut butter.我拿了片面包，往上面抹了些花生酱。

[+ object] sports : to hit (something) with a forceful swing of your arms, hands, etc.甩击

(ice hockey) He slapped the puck into the net.他将冰球击入网。
(baseball) She slapped a single to right field.她往右外野击出一记一垒打。

slap around

[phrasal verb]

slap (someone) around also slap around (someone) informal

: to hit or slap (someone) many times痛打；暴打

The children screamed when they saw him slapping her around. [=beating her up]看到他痛打她，孩子们都尖叫起来。

slap on

[phrasal verb]

slap (something) on or slap on (something) informal

: to add (something, such as an extra charge) to an amount添加

The hotel slapped an extra $100 on his bill to cover the damage.宾馆加收了他i00美元物损费。
The judge slapped on an additional fine.法官追加了额外罚金。

— see also ¹slap 2 (above)

slap together

[phrasal verb]

slap together (something) or slap (something) together informal

: to create (something) by putting parts together in a quick or careless way仓促拼凑

I slapped a sandwich together as I was running out the door.由于急着出门，我赶做了个三明治。
The company slapped together a Web site and then waited for the customers to come pouring in.公司仓促建了个网站，然后等着顾客拥入。

slap with

[phrasal verb]

slap (someone) with (something) US, informal

: to punish (someone) with (a fine, lawsuit, etc.)用…惩罚

They were slapped with a lawsuit.他们吃了官司。
The judge slapped the company with a fine for polluting the river.公司因污染河流被法官处以罚金。

² slap /ˈslæp/ noun

plural slaps

² slap

/ˈslæp/

noun

plural slaps

Learner's definition of SLAP

[count]

: a hit with the front or back of your open hand掴打

I was so angry that I felt like giving him a slap.我气得直想掴他一个耳光。

: a loud sound made when something hits a flat surface拍打声

I could hear the slap of the waves against the side of the boat.我能听到浪花击打船舷的声音。

a slap in the face

: a surprising act that offends or insults someone令人难堪（或脸面受辱）的事

Her decision to leave the company to work for our competitors was a slap in the face.她决定离开公司去为竞争对手工作，这等于打了我们一记耳光。

a slap on the back

: the act of slapping someone's back usually to express praise or approval拍某人后背（以示表扬或赞许）

He gave me a slap on the back and said “Good job!”他拍了拍我的背，说：“干得好！”

a slap on the wrist

: a mild punishment that is given to someone who should be punished more severely轻微处罚

Even though he was proven guilty, he got away with a slap on the wrist.尽管被认定有罪，但他只受到了轻微处罚。
The fine was just a slap on the wrist.罚款只是轻微惩处。

³ slap /ˈslæp/ adverb

³ slap

/ˈslæp/

adverb

Learner's definition of SLAP

informal

: exactly or directly恰好地；直接地

I walked slap into the post.我径直撞上了柱子。
Her apartment is slap in the middle of the city. = Her apartment is slap bang in the middle of the city.她的寓所恰好在市中心。

单词	slap
释义	slap (noun) slap (adverb) slap 7 ENTRIES FOUND: slap (verb) slap (noun) slap (adverb) slap-up (adjective) slap shot (noun) face (noun) wrist (noun) ¹ slap /ˈslæp/ verb slaps; slapped; slapping ¹ slap /ˈslæp/ verb slaps; slapped; slapping Learner's definition of SLAP 1 a [+ object] : to hit (someone or something) with the front or back of your open hand掴；拍 She slapped him across/in the face.她抽了他一耳光。 She slapped his face.她抽了他一耳光。 He slapped me on the back and said “Good job!”他拍了拍我的背，说：“干得好！” He called the dog by slapping his hand against his thigh.他用手拍大腿招唤狗。 b : to hit something with a sound like the sound made when your hand slaps something拍击 [no object] Waves were slapping against the side of the boat.波浪拍打着船舷。 [+ object] Gentle waves slapped the side of the raft.细浪拍击着筏边。 2 [+ object] : to put (something) on a surface quickly or forcefully（往…上）甩，扔 — + down or on He slapped the book down on the desk.他啪的一声把书放在了桌上。 She slapped down her cards and shouted “I win!”她把牌一甩，喊道：“我赢啦！” He slapped a fresh coat of paint on (the wall).他（往墙上）刷了一层新涂料。 I grabbed a slice of bread and slapped on some peanut butter.我拿了片面包，往上面抹了些花生酱。 3 [+ object] sports : to hit (something) with a forceful swing of your arms, hands, etc.甩击 (ice hockey) He slapped the puck into the net.他将冰球击入网。 (baseball) She slapped a single to right field.她往右外野击出一记一垒打。 slap around [phrasal verb] slap (someone) around also slap around (someone) informal : to hit or slap (someone) many times痛打；暴打 The children screamed when they saw him slapping her around. [=beating her up]看到他痛打她，孩子们都尖叫起来。 slap on [phrasal verb] slap (something) on or slap on (something) informal : to add (something, such as an extra charge) to an amount添加 The hotel slapped an extra $100 on his bill to cover the damage.宾馆加收了他i00美元物损费。 The judge slapped on an additional fine.法官追加了额外罚金。 — see also ¹slap 2 (above) slap together [phrasal verb] slap together (something) or slap (something) together informal : to create (something) by putting parts together in a quick or careless way仓促拼凑 I slapped a sandwich together as I was running out the door.由于急着出门，我赶做了个三明治。 The company slapped together a Web site and then waited for the customers to come pouring in.公司仓促建了个网站，然后等着顾客拥入。 slap with [phrasal verb] slap (someone) with (something) US, informal : to punish (someone) with (a fine, lawsuit, etc.)用…惩罚 They were slapped with a lawsuit.他们吃了官司。 The judge slapped the company with a fine for polluting the river.公司因污染河流被法官处以罚金。 ² slap /ˈslæp/ noun plural slaps ² slap /ˈslæp/ noun plural slaps Learner's definition of SLAP [count] 1 : a hit with the front or back of your open hand掴打 I was so angry that I felt like giving him a slap.我气得直想掴他一个耳光。 2 : a loud sound made when something hits a flat surface拍打声 I could hear the slap of the waves against the side of the boat.我能听到浪花击打船舷的声音。 a slap in the face : a surprising act that offends or insults someone令人难堪（或脸面受辱）的事 Her decision to leave the company to work for our competitors was a slap in the face.她决定离开公司去为竞争对手工作，这等于打了我们一记耳光。 a slap on the back : the act of slapping someone's back usually to express praise or approval拍某人后背（以示表扬或赞许） He gave me a slap on the back and said “Good job!”他拍了拍我的背，说：“干得好！” a slap on the wrist : a mild punishment that is given to someone who should be punished more severely轻微处罚 Even though he was proven guilty, he got away with a slap on the wrist.尽管被认定有罪，但他只受到了轻微处罚。 The fine was just a slap on the wrist.罚款只是轻微惩处。 ³ slap /ˈslæp/ adverb ³ slap /ˈslæp/ adverb Learner's definition of SLAP informal : exactly or directly恰好地；直接地 I walked slap into the post.我径直撞上了柱子。 Her apartment is slap in the middle of the city. = Her apartment is slap bang in the middle of the city.她的寓所恰好在市中心。
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