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smack

Word family 
smack1 /smæk/ verb [transitiveT]
1  HITto hit someone, especially a child, with your open hand in order to punish them 用巴掌打，掴〔小孩，以示懲罰〕 → slap
the debate about whether parents should smack their children
有關父母該不該打孩子的辯論
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2  HIT[always + adverbadv/prepositionprep] to hit something hard against something else so that it makes a short loud noise 〔用某物〕啪的一聲打
He smacked the money down on the table and walked out.
他啪的一聲把錢扔在桌上就走了出去。
3  smack your lips HBHHUNGRY/STARVINGto make a short loud noise with your lips before or after you eat or drink something to show that it is good 出聲地咂嘴唇〔表示味道好〕
He drained his glass and smacked his lips appreciatively.
他一口氣喝光了杯裏的東西，滿意地咂咂嘴。
Examples from the Corpus
smack your lips• Cranston snored gently like a child, muttering now and again and smacking his lips.• Shove his face into his own shit, they were learning, and he will devour it, smacking his lips.• The young one smacked his lips.• He smacked his lips and stroked his moustache with surprise.• She begins cackling, smacking her lips, like a child thinking of a turkey dinner.• Granny Weatherwax smacked her lips, like some one emerging from a very deep sleep.• The woman seemed to be smacking her lips over every word.• The chimpanzee then pulls out the grass stem and picks off the termites with its teeth, smacking its lips with pleasure.
4. British EnglishBrE informalHIT to hit someone hard with your closed hand 用拳猛擊 SYN punch
5 smack of something phrasal verbphr v if a situation smacks of something unpleasant, it seems to involve that thing 帶有〔令人不快〕的意味
To me, the whole thing smacks of a cover-up.
在我看來，整件事有點藏藏掖掖的感覺。
6 smack somebody up phrasal verbphr v informal to hit someone hard many times with your hand 用手痛打，狠掴
Don’t make me come over there and smack you up.
别惹我過來抽你一頓。
Examples from the Corpus
smack up• The first task is to smack the ball up the ramp and enter the rollercoaster ride.
Examples from the Corpus
smack• Three years ago, you smacked a girl around and people maybe said she asked for it.• He decided to smack her for this.• He stepped out, and the cold from a recent snow flurry smacked him hard in the face.• The cop beside him smacked him on the arm.• He threw a curveball down, and the batter smacked it dead on.• Father spun round, took three steps towards me and smacked me on the ear.• But surely this smacks of charity; well-meaning but in many cases misguided.• It smacks of yellow journalism...• The first task is to smack the ball up the ramp and enter the rollercoaster ride.
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smack2 noun
1  [countableC]
a) HITa hit with your open hand, especially to punish a child 打一巴掌〔尤指給小孩的懲罰〕 → slap
You’re going to get a smack in a minute!
馬上就讓你挨巴掌！
b) British EnglishBrE informalHIT a hard hit with your closed hand 〔猛擊的〕一拳 SYN punch
smack in the mouth/face/gob
Talk like that and I’ll give you a smack in the mouth.
再這樣說話，我就讓你嘴巴吃拳頭。
2  [countableC usually singular]SOUND a short loud noise caused when something hits something else 啪的一聲〔尤指一物打着另一物的響聲〕
The book landed with a smack.
書啪的一聲掉下來。
3. [uncountableU] informalMDD heroin 海洛因
4. give somebody a smack on the lips/cheek informalKISS to kiss someone loudly 給某人的嘴唇/臉頰一個響吻
5. [countableC]TTW a small fishing boat 小漁船
Examples from the Corpus
smack• She gave Danny's hand a smack.• If the horse jumps the first fence stickily, a smack on landing will sharpen him up.• Then she raised one foot and brought it down with a smack on the water, splashing him, and laughed.• All you see in the papers now is smack, like.• The little girl gets pulled again, falls with a loud smack.• The occasional smack meted out in a happy, secure home is not going to scar a child's psyche.• So far, she'd just flushed the smack down the loo and shoved the syringes in the bin.• Authoritarians do not apologize for the smack of firm government.
smack in the mouth/face/gob• Once again, she hadn't seen it coming; another smack in the face from an unexpected source.• Steve looked as if he'd been smacked in the face with a writ.• Once Williams was smacked in the face by a throw in an international game, breaking her nose.
smack3 adverbadv informal
1  EXACTexactly or directly in the middle of something, in front of something etc 恰好，準確地，不偏不倚地
smack in the middle/in front of something etc
There was a hole smack in the middle of the floor.
地板正中央有個洞。
smack bang British EnglishBrE, smack dab American EnglishAmE
It’s smack dab in the middle of an earthquake zone.
它就在震區的正中心。
2  HIT/BUMP INTOif something goes smack into something, it hits it with a lot of force 猛烈地，砰的一聲〔碰擊某物〕
The car ran smack into the side of the bus.
小汽車砰的一聲撞到了公共汽車的側面。
Examples from the Corpus
smack• It came to rest smack against the mountain two miles west of Morrisonville.• Some were smack in the middle of neighborhoods.• I was smack in the middle of this interesting war.• I ran smack into it on Thursday.• I drove smack into the side of the garage.
Origin smack1
(1400-1500) Perhaps from Middle Dutch smacken “to hit”. smack of (1300-1400) From smack “taste” ((11-21 centuries)), from Old English smæc
 smack2
1. (1500-1600) → SMACK1
2. (1900-2000) Perhaps from Yiddish shmek “sniff, slight smell, small mount of snuff”
3. (1600-1700) Dutch smak
smack1 verbsmack2 nounsmack3 adverbadv
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