smatter
vi. 略知，浅知；东拉西扯地泛论；略会说
n. 一知半解
v.
充内行；
n.
一知半解，肤浅的知识；
变形
过去式：smattered过去分词：smattered现在分词：smattering第三人称单数：smatters
英英释义
smatter[ 'smætə ]
v.
work with in an amateurish manner
同义词：dabbleplay around
to talk foolishly
同义词：babbleblatherbletherblither
speak with spotty or superficial knowledge
"She smatters Russian"
权威例句
Smatter of Fact"SMATTER"=SPATTER
A Smatter of Smither
The Smatter Stories
'Smatter, Can't You Take a Joke?
The Tyee – Smatter of Fact
Smatter cities to be new battteground for luxury brands
Santana skrämd av kamerornas smatter
Not So Much as a Smatter of Applause. One Chap Even Hooted
You've Got Hate Male; Bad Case of Bruised Pride: Auriol Smith (Lady Smatter) and Clive Francis (Sir Roderick) as the Lover She Jilte...
smatter (v.)
early 15c., "talk idly, chatter; talk ignorantly or superficially," of uncertain origin, perhaps imitative. Similar forms are found in Middle High German smetern "to chatter" and Swedish smattra "to patter, rattle," and compare Danish snaddre "chatter, jabber," Dutch snateren, German schnattern "cackle, chatter, prattle." Related: Smattered; smattering.
1. They went on the spree and spent a lot of money.
他们大吃大喝,花了一大笔钱.
来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
2. Some Americans went on a spending spree in December to beat the new tax.
一些美国人在12月疯狂花钱，以避开新税。
来自柯林斯例句
3. After her shoplifting spree she lived in mortal dread of being found out.
在商店连番行窃之后,她惶恐终日,害怕给人发现.
来自《简明英汉词典》
4. Old Sebastian's on the spree again.
老塞巴斯蒂安又狂欢了.
来自辞典例句
5. He went on a drinking spree.
他狂饮作乐.
来自辞典例句
[ spree 造句 ]
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