slur
🇺🇸
/slɜːr/
🇬🇧
/slɜː(r)/
verb
R
to speak in a way that is not clear because the words run into each other, often due to being drunk or tired
He was so tired that his words started to slur.
他太累了，以至于他的話開始變得含糊不清。
R
to play or sing musical notes in a way that each note flows smoothly into the next
The pianist slur the notes in the melody.
鋼琴家在旋律中連奏了音符。
R
to damage someone's reputation by making false or unfair statements about them
The article unfairly slurred the politician's character.
文章不公平地誹謗了政治家的品格。
noun
R
an offensive word or phrase used to insult a particular group of people
Using racial slurs is unacceptable in our community.
使用種族歧視性語言在我們的社區是不可接受的。
R
an unfair comment that can harm someone's reputation
He made a slur about her ability to do the job.
他對她的履職能力進行了誹謗。
R
a musical sign indicating that two or more notes should be played smoothly and without a break
The slur in the sheet music shows where the notes should be connected.
樂譜上的連音線表明了音符應該如何連接。
translation
含糊不清地說, 連奏, 誹謗
侮辱性詞語, 誹謗性言論, 連音線
詞形變化
3rd Present
slurs
Progressive
slurring
Past
slurred
Plural
slurs
Perfect
slurred