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smacking

UK
/ˈsmæk.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈsmæk.ɪŋ/
smacking down
smacking out
smackingnoun
smackings
pl
Translations
The child received a smacking for misbehaving.
Ребенок получил шлепок за плохое поведение.
звук шлепка
The smacking of the waves against the boat was soothing.
Звук шлепка волн о лодку был успокаивающим.
Definitions
A sharp slap or blow, typically one given with the open hand.
The child received a smacking for misbehaving at school.
The act of making a loud noise with the lips, often as a sign of enjoyment or anticipation.
The smacking of lips could be heard as the delicious meal was served.
Synonyms
slap
hit
strike
thump
bang
smackingadjective
more smacking
Comp.
most smacking
Super.
UK
/ˈsmækɪŋ/
US
/ˈsmækɪŋ/
Translations
The smacking sound of the waves was soothing.
Шлепающий звук волн был успокаивающим.
The smacking wind against the windows kept me awake.
Хлопающий ветер по окнам не давал мне уснуть.
Additional translations
громкий
резкий
Definitions
Having a taste or flavor that is strong or distinctive.
The dish had a smacking flavor that lingered on the palate.
Resembling or suggestive of a slap or hit.
The smacking sound of the waves against the rocks was rhythmic and soothing.
Synonyms
slapping
striking
hitting
popping
thwacking
smackverb

smacking

Gerund

smacked
Past Simple
smacked
Past Participle
smacking
Gerund
UK
/smæk/
US
/smæk/
Translations
She smacked the mosquito on her arm.
Она шлёпнула комара на своей руке.
He smacked the ball with the bat.
Он ударил мяч битой.
The door smacked shut in the wind.
Дверь хлопнула на ветру.
Additional translations
грохнуть
стукнуть
Definitions
To strike someone or something with a sharp slap or blow, especially with the open hand.
She smacked the mosquito on her arm before it could bite her.
To make a sharp sound with the lips, often as a sign of enjoyment or satisfaction.
He smacked his lips after tasting the delicious dessert.
To hit something with a loud noise.
The ball smacked against the wall with a loud thud.
To carry the flavor, quality, or suggestion of something; to seem to be strongly characteristic of.
The whole scheme smacks of corruption.
To kiss someone loudly or noisily.
She smacked him on the lips as soon as he walked through the door.
Synonyms
hit
strike
slap
whack
bop
punch
thump
bang
smacknoun
Definitions
A sharp slap or blow, typically one given with the palm of the hand.
The child received a smack on the hand for touching the hot stove.
A loud, sharp sound made by something striking or being struck.
The smack of the ball hitting the bat echoed through the stadium.
A small amount of something, especially a taste or flavor.
The dish had a smack of garlic that enhanced its flavor.
A fishing boat, especially one used for trawling or coastal fishing.
The old smack returned to the harbor after a long day at sea.
A group of jellyfish.
We spotted a smack of jellyfish while sailing near the coast.
Slang: heroin.
The police found several packets of smack hidden in the trunk.
A loud or noisy kiss.
He planted a big smack on her cheek before leaving.
smackinterjection
Definitions
Used to represent the sharp noise of a slap, blow, or loud kiss.
“Smack!” The notebook hit the table.
smackadjective
Definitions
Relating to or involving heroin (slang).
The police busted a smack house on the east side.
Of or relating to a traditional fishing boat known as a smack.
The smack crew set sail before dawn.
smackadverb
Definitions
Directly; straight; right (used with a preposition or verb of motion).
He walked smack into the glass door.
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