slugs

中英词典

slugs

形容词

1. 1. 懒散的；迟钝的
2. 2. 无价值的；低质量的

名词

1. 1. 鼻涕虫；蛞蝓
2. 2. 铅弹；子弹
3. 3. 硬币；金属圆片
4. 4. 微量；少量
5. 5. 署名（报纸或杂志文章中作者的化名）
6. 6. 大块金属；大块木头

词语辨析

1. slugs and snails: slugs指的是没有壳的蛞蝓，而snails指的是有壳的蜗牛。

词汇扩充

1. slugfest: 激烈的争斗

2. slugabed: 好眠者；懒散者

3. slugger: 击球手；拳击手

近义词

1. mollusk: 软体动物

2. bullet: 子弹

3. coin: 硬币

4. trace: 微量

5. pen name: 笔名

反义词

1. active: 活跃的

2. valuable: 有价值的

3. shell: 壳

柯林斯词典

slugs (名词)：

1. 1. A slug is a small creature with a long soft body and no legs, like a snail without a shell.
2. 2. A slug is a small metal or plastic object that is put into a gun and fired at someone as a weapon.
3. 3. Slugs are small pieces of metal that are used instead of money in some machines, for example, in some parking meters.

slugs (动词)：

1. 1. If you slug someone, you hit them hard with your fist.
2. 2. If you slug a drink, you drink all of it quickly.

牛津词典

slugs (名词)：

1. 1. A slug is a small, soft creature that moves very slowly and has a long, smooth body and no legs.
2. 2. A slug is a small, round piece of metal that is used instead of a coin as money in some machines, for example, in some parking meters.

slugs (动词)：

1. 1. If you slug someone, you hit them very hard.
2. 2. If you slug a drink, you drink all of it quickly.

用法

1. He was hit by a slug in the arm. (名词)

2. She slugged him in the face. (动词)

例句

1. 1. The garden is infested with slugs. (名词)
2. 2. The bullet was fired from a slug. (名词)
3. 3. I found a slug in the parking meter. (名词)
4. 4. He slugged the attacker and ran away. (动词)
5. 5. She slugged back her drink and ordered another. (动词)
6. 6. The slug crawled slowly across the path. (名词)
7. 7. He paid for the parking using slugs. (名词)
8. 8. The boxer slugged his opponent with a powerful punch. (动词)
9. 9. She slugged down her coffee and left in a hurry. (动词)
10. 10. The slug left a trail of slime behind it. (名词)
11. 11. The vending machine only accepts coins, not slugs. (名词)
12. 12. He slugged his way to victory in the boxing match. (动词)
13. 13. After a long day at work, he slugged back a cold beer. (动词)
14. 14. The slug damaged the newly planted seedlings. (名词)
15. 15. The parking meter rejected the slug and displayed an error. (名词)
16. 16. The bully slugged the boy in the stomach. (动词)
17. 17. She slugged her way through the challenging hike. (动词)
18. 18. The slug left a slimy residue on the garden fence. (名词)
19. 19. We couldn't find any change, so we used a slug in the vending machine. (名词)
20. 20. The boxer slugged his opponent with a powerful left hook. (动词)