英语词汇kiss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 kiss /ˈkɪs/ verb

kisses; kissed; kissing

¹ kiss

/ˈkɪs/

verb

kisses; kissed; kissing

Learner's definition of KISS

a : to touch (someone) with your lips as a greeting or as a way of showing love or sexual attraction吻；亲吻

[+ object]

He kissed her on the cheek. = He kissed her cheek.他亲吻了她的脸颊。
They kissed each other passionately.他们深情地亲吻着对方。
She kissed him good night/goodbye.她吻了他一下，和他道晚安/告别。

[no object]

I'll never forget the night we first kissed.我永远不会忘记我们第一次接吻的那个夜晚。

b [+ object] : to touch (something) with your lips（用嘴唇）轻触某物

When he got off the plane he knelt down and kissed the ground.他走下飞机后跪下来亲吻大地。

[+ object] : to touch (something) gently or lightly轻拂；轻触

The tree's branches kissed the ground below.树枝轻拂地面。

kiss and make up

informal

: to become friendly again after a fight or disagreement言归于好；重修旧好；尽释前嫌

It's time for the mayor and the police chief to kiss and make up.市长和警察局长是时候尽释前嫌了。

kiss and tell

: to tell people about the private details of your romantic relationships对外讲自己的恋爱细节

I never kiss and tell.我从不把自己的恋爱史拿出来张扬。

kiss ass

US, informal + impolite

or kiss someone's ass or British kiss someone's arse : to be nice to people in order to make them like you or give something to you拍别人的马屁；奉承别人；谄媚巴结别人

He says he doesn't want a promotion if he has to kiss ass to get it.他说如果他必须拍马屁才能升职，那他宁愿不升职。

kiss my ass — used to show that you are angry at someone用于表示对某人非常恼火

He told me to leave, and I told him he could kiss my ass!他让我走开，我让他见鬼去！

kiss off

[phrasal verb] informal

impolite — used in angry speech to tell someone to leave and stop bothering you滚开；走开

She told me to kiss off when I asked her to dance.我请她跳舞时她叫我滚开。

kiss (someone or something) off or kiss off (someone or something) : to reject or ignore (someone or something) in a casual or careless way拒绝；忽视；无视

My boss kissed off my ideas for a new product.老板对我的新产品设想不屑一顾。

kiss (something) off or kiss off (something) : to accept the fact that you have lost or will never get (something)被迫放弃

You can kiss off [=give up on] any hope of getting tickets to the game.你得承认要弄到比赛票是没戏了。

— see also kiss-off

kiss (something) goodbye

informal

: to accept the fact that you have lost or will never get something被迫放弃

They can kiss their vacation plans goodbye now. [=their vacation plans are now ruined]他们现在只能彻底放弃他们的度假计划了。
If you don't start working harder, you can kiss that promotion goodbye. [=you won't be getting that promotion]如果你不开始更加努力地工作，你就没有晋升的希望。

kiss up to

[phrasal verb]

kiss up to (someone) US, informal + disapproving

: to try to make (someone) like you奉承；讨好

She is always kissing up to [=sucking up to] the boss.她总是讨好老板。

— kissable

/ˈkɪsəbəl/ adjective [more kissable; most kissable]

soft, kissable lips软软的、让人想亲一口的嘴唇

² kiss /ˈkɪs/ noun

plural kisses

² kiss

/ˈkɪs/

noun

plural kisses

Learner's definition of KISS

[count]

: the act of kissing someone or something吻

He gave her a kiss on the cheek.他在她脸颊上吻了一下。
She greeted him with a hug and a kiss.她用拥抱和亲吻来欢迎他。
a tender/gentle/passionate kiss温柔/轻柔/热烈的吻

— see also french kiss

blow (someone) a kiss

: to kiss the palm of your hand, put your hand flat in front of your mouth, and then blow on it toward (someone)朝某人打飞吻

She blew me a kiss and waved goodbye.她对我打了个飞吻，然后挥手告别。

throw (someone) a kiss

: to kiss the palm of your hand and move your hand quickly away from your mouth in a waving motion toward (someone)送某人一个飞吻

单词	kiss
释义	kiss (noun) kiss 11 ENTRIES FOUND: kiss (verb) kiss (noun) kiss-and-tell (adjective) kissing cousin (noun) kiss-off (noun) kiss of death (noun) kiss of life (noun) French kiss (noun) sun-kissed (adjective) blow (verb) goodbye (noun) ¹ kiss /ˈkɪs/ verb kisses; kissed; kissing ¹ kiss /ˈkɪs/ verb kisses; kissed; kissing Learner's definition of KISS 1 a : to touch (someone) with your lips as a greeting or as a way of showing love or sexual attraction吻；亲吻 [+ object] He kissed her on the cheek. = He kissed her cheek.他亲吻了她的脸颊。 They kissed each other passionately.他们深情地亲吻着对方。 She kissed him good night/goodbye.她吻了他一下，和他道晚安/告别。 [no object] I'll never forget the night we first kissed.我永远不会忘记我们第一次接吻的那个夜晚。 b [+ object] : to touch (something) with your lips（用嘴唇）轻触某物 When he got off the plane he knelt down and kissed the ground.他走下飞机后跪下来亲吻大地。 2 [+ object] : to touch (something) gently or lightly轻拂；轻触 The tree's branches kissed the ground below.树枝轻拂地面。 kiss and make up informal : to become friendly again after a fight or disagreement言归于好；重修旧好；尽释前嫌 It's time for the mayor and the police chief to kiss and make up.市长和警察局长是时候尽释前嫌了。 kiss and tell : to tell people about the private details of your romantic relationships对外讲自己的恋爱细节 I never kiss and tell.我从不把自己的恋爱史拿出来张扬。 kiss ass US, informal + impolite 1 or kiss someone's ass or British kiss someone's arse : to be nice to people in order to make them like you or give something to you拍别人的马屁；奉承别人；谄媚巴结别人 He says he doesn't want a promotion if he has to kiss ass to get it.他说如果他必须拍马屁才能升职，那他宁愿不升职。 2 kiss my ass — used to show that you are angry at someone用于表示对某人非常恼火 He told me to leave, and I told him he could kiss my ass!他让我走开，我让他见鬼去！ kiss off [phrasal verb] informal 1 impolite — used in angry speech to tell someone to leave and stop bothering you滚开；走开 She told me to kiss off when I asked her to dance.我请她跳舞时她叫我滚开。 2 kiss (someone or something) off or kiss off (someone or something) : to reject or ignore (someone or something) in a casual or careless way拒绝；忽视；无视 My boss kissed off my ideas for a new product.老板对我的新产品设想不屑一顾。 3 kiss (something) off or kiss off (something) : to accept the fact that you have lost or will never get (something)被迫放弃 You can kiss off [=give up on] any hope of getting tickets to the game.你得承认要弄到比赛票是没戏了。 — see also kiss-off kiss (something) goodbye informal : to accept the fact that you have lost or will never get something被迫放弃 They can kiss their vacation plans goodbye now. [=their vacation plans are now ruined]他们现在只能彻底放弃他们的度假计划了。 If you don't start working harder, you can kiss that promotion goodbye. [=you won't be getting that promotion]如果你不开始更加努力地工作，你就没有晋升的希望。 kiss up to [phrasal verb] kiss up to (someone) US, informal + disapproving : to try to make (someone) like you奉承；讨好 She is always kissing up to [=sucking up to] the boss.她总是讨好老板。 — kissable /ˈkɪsəbəl/ adjective [more kissable; most kissable] soft, kissable lips软软的、让人想亲一口的嘴唇 ² kiss /ˈkɪs/ noun plural kisses ² kiss /ˈkɪs/ noun plural kisses Learner's definition of KISS [count] : the act of kissing someone or something吻 He gave her a kiss on the cheek.他在她脸颊上吻了一下。 She greeted him with a hug and a kiss.她用拥抱和亲吻来欢迎他。 a tender/gentle/passionate kiss温柔/轻柔/热烈的吻 — see also french kiss blow (someone) a kiss : to kiss the palm of your hand, put your hand flat in front of your mouth, and then blow on it toward (someone)朝某人打飞吻 She blew me a kiss and waved goodbye.她对我打了个飞吻，然后挥手告别。 throw (someone) a kiss : to kiss the palm of your hand and move your hand quickly away from your mouth in a waving motion toward (someone)送某人一个飞吻
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