slap
英 [slæp]
美[slæp]
- vt. 拍击；侮辱；掌击；掴…的耳光
- n. 掴；侮辱；掌击；拍打声
- vi. 掴；拍击
- adv. 直接地；猛然地；恰好
词态变化
复数: slaps;第三人称单数: slaps;过去式: slapped;过去分词: slapped;现在分词: slapping;
双语例句
- 1. Of course, slap-bang in the middle of town the rents are high.
- 当然啦，市区正中心的租金是很高的。
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- 2. We usually had one slap-up meal a day.
- 我们通常一天吃一顿大餐。
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- 3. We kicked off with a slap-up dinner.
- 我们先是享用了一顿考究的晚餐。
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- 4. A stinging slap across the face jolted her.
- 火辣辣的一巴掌打在脸上，她惊呆了。
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- 5. The stinging slap almost caught his face.
- 那狠狠的一巴掌差点搧在他脸上。
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英文词源
- slap (v.)
- late 15c., "strike with the open hand," from slap (n.). As an adverb, 1670s, "suddenly;" 1829, "directly." Related: Slapped; slapping.
- slap (n.)
- mid-15c., probably of imitative origin, similar to Low German slappe, German Schlappe. Figurative meaning "insult, reprimand" is attested from 1736. Slap-happy (1936) originally meant "punch-drunk." Slap on the wrist "very mild punishment" dates from 1914.