n.[C][S1]

1. 滋味，味道
   The meat had a smack of garlic.

   这肉有点蒜味。

2. 含意；迹象
   There was a smack of exaggeration in his story.

   他讲的情况有点夸张。

3. 少许；一口

vi.[(+of)]

1. 略有特定滋味，稍带特定味道
   The sauce smacked of vinegar.

   这调味汁有点醋味。

2. 含有特定意味

vt.

1. 捆，打
   He smacked his son's face.

   他掴了他儿子耳光。

2. 啪的一声甩（或扔等）
3. 咂（嘴）；出声地吻
   smack one's lips

   咂嘴

vi.

1. 啪的一声甩（或扔等）
2. 咂嘴

n.[C]

1. 掌掴；劈啪声
   We could hear the smack of waves against the side of the ship.

   我们能听到浪涛拍击船舷的声音。

2. 咂嘴（声）；响吻

ad.

1. 【口】猛然地；砰然作声地；不偏不倚地
   I fell smack in the mud.

   我正好跌在烂泥里。

n.

1. 小渔舟

n.

1. 【俚】海洛因

n.

1. a sharp blow or slap, typically one given with the palm of the hand.
   ▸a loud, sharp sound made by or as by such a blow.
2. a loud kiss.

v.

1. hit with a smack.
2. smash, drive, or put forcefully into or on to something.
3. part (one's lips) noisily.
4. archaic crack (a whip).

adv.

1. in a sudden and violent way.
2. (N. Amer. also smack dab) exactly; precisely.

v.

1. have a flavour or smell of.
2. suggest the presence or effects of.

n.

n.

n.