vt.

1. 猛地关上；啪嗒一声关上
   His neighbor slammed the door in his face.

   他的邻居当着他的面把门砰然关闭。

2. 猛扔，猛推，猛击[O]
   He slammed on the brakes.

   他猛力推上制动器。

3. 砰地放下（或放倒）[O]
   She slammed the book on the table.

   她将书使劲往桌上一扔。

4. 猛烈抨击
   His habit of slamming friends made him unpopular.

   他那苛刻指责朋友的习惯使得他不得人心。

vi.

1. 发出砰然声；啪嗒一声关闭
   The door slammed shut.

   门砰地一声关上了。

2. 猛闯；猛撞；势头很猛地进行
   The football players slammed into each other.

   橄榄球员相互猛撞。

3. 猛烈抨击

n.

1. 砰然声[S]
   He threw his books down with a slam.

   他砰然一声将书摔在桌上。

2. 【美】【口】猛烈的抨击[C]
   I'm sick of your slams.

   对于你的谩骂我真受够了。

n.

1. （扑克牌的）满贯[C][U]

vt.

1. 以满贯赢
2. 彻底击败

vi.

1. 打成满贯

v.

1. shut or be shut forcefully and loudly.
   ▸push or put somewhere with great force.
   ▸ (often slam into) crash or strike heavily into.
   ▸put into action suddenly or forcefully:

   I slammed on the brakes.
   ▸short for slam-dance.
2. informal criticize severely.
3. informal, chiefly N. Amer. easily score points against or defeat.

n.

1. a loud bang caused by the forceful shutting of something.
2. N. Amer. informal prison. [abbrev. of slammer.]
3. chiefly US a poetry contest in which competitors recite their entries and are judged by members of the audience.

n.