smooch

英[smuːtʃ]美[smuːtʃ]
  • n. 接吻；拥抱
  • vi. 接吻；拥抱
  • vt. 弄脏
  • n. 污点
      • verb(动词)
      1. 搂抱接吻
      2. 紧拥着慢舞
      noun(名词)
      1. 亲吻
      2. 浪漫而舒缓的舞蹈

    双解例句

    verb(动词)
    1. 搂抱接吻

      Didn't I see you smooching with Mark at Kim's party?

      难道我没看见你和马克在金的聚会上搂抱亲吻吗？

    2. 紧拥着慢舞

      The dance floor was full of middle-aged couples smooching to slushy ballads.

      舞池里尽是中年伴侣在随着缓慢的抒情歌曲相拥起舞。

    noun(名词)
    1. 亲吻

      I was so embarrassed when I walked in on them having a smooch on the sofa.

      我走进去时正碰上他们在沙发上搂抱亲吻，感觉十分尴尬。

    2. 浪漫而舒缓的舞蹈

      Kate had a smooch with a very attractive young man at the Christmas party.

      凯特在圣诞节舞会上和一个帅气的小伙子亲密相拥，跳了一曲慢舞。

    小知识

    A smooch is a big kiss, and to smooch is to kiss someone.

    People express affection by kissing each other — so you may give your dog a smooch on the nose, or smooch your sister's cheek. You might, on the other hand, refuse to watch romantic comedies if you don't enjoy seeing the characters smooch. This informal word was a verb first, from the original smouch, which experts believe came from the sound of a great big smooch.

    同义词

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