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whackBrE /wæk/NAmE /wæk/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they whack BrE /wæk/ NAmE /wæk/present simple - he / she / it whacks BrE /wæks/ NAmE /wæks/past simple whacked BrE /wækt/ NAmE /wækt/past participle whacked BrE /wækt/ NAmE /wækt/ -ing form whacking BrE /ˈwækɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈwækɪŋ/~ sb/sth(informal) to hit sb/sth very hard 猛打；重击；狠揍◆She whacked him with her handbag. 她用手提包狠狠地打他。◆James whacked the ball over the net. 詹姆斯猛力把球击过网去。~ sth + adv./prep. (informal) to put sth somewhere without much care 草草放下◆Just whack your bags in the corner. 就把你的包丢在角落里吧。~ sb(NAmE, slang) to murder sb 谋杀 whackBrE /wæk/NAmE /wæk/ noun [usually sing.] (informal) the act of hitting sb/sth hard; the sound made by this 重击；重击声◆He gave the ball a good whack. 他猛击了一下球。◆I heard the whack of the bullet hitting the wood. 我听到子弹砰的一声击中了木头。(BrE) a share of sth; an amount of sth 份儿；一份；量◆Don't leave all the work to her. Everyone should do their fair whack. 别把所有的工作都让她做。大家应合理分担一下。◆You have to pay the full whack. There are no reductions. 你得付全额。没有折扣。◆He charges top whack (= the highest amount possible). 他索要最高价。 ●out of ˈwhack(informal, especially NAmE) no longer correct or working properly 不对头；有毛病；运行不正常◆The system is clearly out of whack. 这个系统明显是运行不正常。◆All the traveling had thrown my body out of whack. 这一路旅行已经使我的身体出了毛病。not agreeing with or the same as sth else 不一致；不一样◆Expectations and reality got out of whack. 期望和现实之间出现了差距。 |