smoothing [ 'smu:ðiŋ ] 滤除 e.g. 1. Affairs are smoothing down. 事态正在缓和下来。
2. A trowel-shaped tool for smoothing the surface of clay, sand, or plaster in a mold. (瓦工的)镘用以刮光模子中泥土、沙粒或灰泥的表面的铲型工具
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smoothly [ 'smu:ðli ] ad. 平滑地,流畅地,流利地 e.g. 1. The rope ran out smoothly. 绳子顺顺当当地拉出来了。
2. I heard a car engine purring smoothly. 我听到一辆汽车发动机发出平稳的轰隆声。
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smote [ sməut ] smite 的过去式 e.g. 1. The thief's conscience smote him. 那个贼突然良心发现。
2. The hero smote the giant with his sword. 英雄用剑猛劈巨人。
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smother [ 'smʌðə ] v. 使...喘不过气,使...窒息 e.g. 1. If you put too much coal on the fire at once you'll smother it. 在火上一下子添上很多煤, 反而能把火闷死.
2. Smother the flames from the burning pan with a wet towel. 用湿毛巾把锅里的火扑灭.
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smoulder [ 'sməuldə ] vi. (情绪)郁积,闷在心里,熏烧 e.g. 1. It took hours for the ruins to smoulder out. 废虚燃了几个小时才烧尽。
2. Her eyes smoulder with jealousy. 她的眼睛露出嫉妒的目光。
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smudge [ smʌdʒ ] n. 污点,渍痕
v. 弄脏
vt. 涂脏 e.g. 1. You'vegot a smudge of soot on your cheek. 你脸上有块煤灰污迹.
2. Wet ink smudges easily. 墨水没乾很容易弄出污迹.
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smug [ smʌg ] a. 自以为是的,满漂亮的,俏皮的
n. 书呆子,难以交往的家伙 e.g.
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smuggle [ 'smʌgl ] v. 偷运,走私,私运 e.g. 1. They smuggled Swiss watches into China. 他们走私瑞士表进中国。
2. He was arrested for smuggling out currency. 他因携带货币出境而被捕。
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smuggler [ 'smʌglə(r) ] n. 走私者 e.g. 1. We caught the smuggler on the spot. 我们当场抓到那个走私犯。
2. The smuggler is still at large. 那个走私贩仍逍遥法外。
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smuggling [ 'smʌgliŋ ] v. 走私 e.g. 1. If you are caught smuggling goods into the country, they will probably be confiscated. 假如查出你向该国走私货物,你的货物可能会被没收。
2. There have been several successful prosecutions for drug smuggling recently. 近来有几起毒品走私活动被检举立案.
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smutty [ 'smʌti ] a. 淫秽的 e.g.
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snack [ snæk ] n. 小吃,点心
v. 吃零食,吃点心 e.g. 1. We were in a hurry so we had to make do with a quick snack. 我们时间很紧, 只好胡乱吃了顿小吃.
2. I'm not very hungry a small snack is fine for me. 我不太饿--来点小吃就够了.
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snack bar n. 快餐柜, 小吃店 e.g. 1. A snack bar or small cafeteria, as on a military installation. 随军小卖部小吃店或小自助餐厅,如军事单位中的
2. No, I'm going to the snack bar to get a doughnut and some milk. 不,我要到小吃店买一个油炸圈饼和一些牛奶。
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snag [ snæg ] n. 暗礁(隐患)
vt 清除困难(清铲,粗加工,绊住) e.g. 1. I have a snag in my best black tights. 我最好的一条黑裤袜给划破了。
2. The negotiations struck a snag when the union leaders asked for paid holidays in addition to the usual wage increase. 当工会领袖们要求在通常的工资增加之外还应有带薪假日时,商谈遇到了阻碍。
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snail [ sneil ] n. 蜗牛 e.g. 1. The boy does his work at a snail's pace. 小男孩慢吞吞地做作业。
2. I can't bear him; he does everything at a snail's pace. 我真受不了他,他做什么事都磨磨蹭蹭。
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snake [ sneik ] n. 蛇
v. 蜿蜒,弯弯曲曲行进 e.g. 1. I have a fear of snakes. 我害怕蛇。
2. The snake coiled itself around the tree. 蛇盘绕在树上。
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snakelike [ 'sneiklaik ] a. (像)蛇一般的 e.g.
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snaky [ 'sneiki ] a. 似蛇的,弯曲的,阴险的 e.g.
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snap [ snæp ] n. 啪地移动,突然断掉
v. 猛咬,咬断,谩骂,砰然关上 e.g. 1. Most pine snaps as it burns. 大多数松木燃烧时都发出断裂声。
2. The shark snapped its jaws shut. 鲨鱼啪嗒一声把嘴合上了。
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snappish [ 'snæpiʃ ] a. 脾气暴燥的 e.g.
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