英语词汇smear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 smear /ˈsmiɚ/ noun

plural smears

¹ smear

/ˈsmiɚ/

noun

plural smears

Learner's definition of SMEAR

[count]

: a dirty mark, spot, streak, etc., made by touching or rubbing something污迹；污渍

There was a smear [=smudge] on the mirror.镜子上有块污渍。

medical : a very small sample of something (such as skin or blood) that someone examines with a microscope涂片

The blood smear revealed malaria.血液标本中查出了疟疾。

— see also pap smear

: an untrue story about a person that is meant to hurt that person's reputation诽谤；诋毁

a deliberate smear蓄意诋毁

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

a smear campaign诽谤攻击
His opponent did a smear job on him.他的对手对他进行诋毁。

² smear /ˈsmiɚ/ verb

smears; smeared; smearing

² smear

/ˈsmiɚ/

verb

smears; smeared; smearing

Learner's definition of SMEAR

[+ object] : to make (something) dirty by rubbing it with something else弄脏；弄污

The children smeared the window with fingerprints.孩子们的手指印弄脏了玻璃窗。

[+ object] : to spread (something) over a surface涂抹；涂上

She smeared jam on her toast.她把果酱涂在烤面包片上。
Butter was smeared all over the counter.柜台上沾满了黄油。
The axle was smeared [=covered] with grease.车轴上涂了油脂。
children with paint-smeared faces脸上涂了颜料的孩子们

a [no object] : to spread or drip in an untidy way蹭花；变模糊

Her mascara smeared when she cried.她一哭，睫毛膏就晕开了。
The ink smeared [=smudged] when she folded the letter.她折起信纸，模糊了纸上的墨迹。

b [+ object] : to cause (something) to spread or drip in an untidy way把…弄模糊；把…弄脏

Water smeared [=smudged] the ink so I could barely read the letter.水使字迹变模糊了，我几乎无法读这封信。

[+ object] : to make untrue statements about someone in order to hurt that person's reputation诽谤；诋毁

political opponents smearing each other相互诋毁的政治对手
They deliberately tried to smear him by telling lies about his war record.他们对他的战争经历胡说八道，试图蓄意对他进行诋毁。
They tried to smear his reputation.他们企图诋毁他的名誉。

单词	smear
释义	smear (verb) smear 5 ENTRIES FOUND: smear (noun) smear (verb) smear test (noun) cervical smear (noun) Pap smear (noun) ¹ smear /ˈsmiɚ/ noun plural smears ¹ smear /ˈsmiɚ/ noun plural smears Learner's definition of SMEAR [count] 1 : a dirty mark, spot, streak, etc., made by touching or rubbing something污迹；污渍 There was a smear [=smudge] on the mirror.镜子上有块污渍。 2 medical : a very small sample of something (such as skin or blood) that someone examines with a microscope涂片 The blood smear revealed malaria.血液标本中查出了疟疾。 — see also pap smear 3 : an untrue story about a person that is meant to hurt that person's reputation诽谤；诋毁 a deliberate smear蓄意诋毁 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 a smear campaign诽谤攻击 His opponent did a smear job on him.他的对手对他进行诋毁。 ² smear /ˈsmiɚ/ verb smears; smeared; smearing ² smear /ˈsmiɚ/ verb smears; smeared; smearing Learner's definition of SMEAR 1 [+ object] : to make (something) dirty by rubbing it with something else弄脏；弄污 The children smeared the window with fingerprints.孩子们的手指印弄脏了玻璃窗。 2 [+ object] : to spread (something) over a surface涂抹；涂上 She smeared jam on her toast.她把果酱涂在烤面包片上。 Butter was smeared all over the counter.柜台上沾满了黄油。 The axle was smeared [=covered] with grease.车轴上涂了油脂。 children with paint-smeared faces脸上涂了颜料的孩子们 3 a [no object] : to spread or drip in an untidy way蹭花；变模糊 Her mascara smeared when she cried.她一哭，睫毛膏就晕开了。 The ink smeared [=smudged] when she folded the letter.她折起信纸，模糊了纸上的墨迹。 b [+ object] : to cause (something) to spread or drip in an untidy way把…弄模糊；把…弄脏 Water smeared [=smudged] the ink so I could barely read the letter.水使字迹变模糊了，我几乎无法读这封信。 4 [+ object] : to make untrue statements about someone in order to hurt that person's reputation诽谤；诋毁 political opponents smearing each other相互诋毁的政治对手 They deliberately tried to smear him by telling lies about his war record.他们对他的战争经历胡说八道，试图蓄意对他进行诋毁。 They tried to smear his reputation.他们企图诋毁他的名誉。
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