smear
🇺🇸
/smɪr/
🇬🇧
/smɪə(r)/
transitive verb
R
to spread a soft or oily substance on something in a messy way
The kids smeared mud all over the wall.
孩子們把泥巴塗滿了整面牆。
R
to make something dirty or greasy
His hands were smeared with chocolate.
他的手上沾滿了巧克力。
R
to damage someone's reputation by saying bad things about them that are not true
The false news story tried to smear the politician.
虛假的新聞故事試圖誹謗這位政治家。
R
to rub something so that the writing or drawing is not clear anymore
The ink smeared when she tried to sign the paper.
她試圖在紙上簽名時墨水暈開了。
noun
R
a dirty or oily mark
There was a smear of jam on her face.
她臉上有一块果醬。
R
a false story about someone meant to damage their reputation, often in politics
The politician was the victim of a smear campaign.
這位政治家是誹謗運動的受害者。
R
a medical test where a small piece of tissue is taken from a woman's cervix to look for cancer cells
The doctor recommended a smear test for early cancer detection.
醫生推薦進行塗片檢查以早期發現癌症。
translation
塗抹, 弄髒, 誹謗, 擦模糊
污跡, 誹謗言論, 抹片檢查
詞形變化
3rd Present
smears
Progressive
smearing
Past
smeared
Plural
smears
Perfect
smeared