英语词汇“smear”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	smear
释义	Trends of smear View usage for: smear (smɪəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense smears, present participle smearing, past tense, past participle smeared 1. verb If you smear a surface with an oily or sticky substance or smear the substance onto the surface, you spread a layer of the substance over the surface. My sister smeared herself with suntan oil and slept by the swimming pool. [VERB noun + with] Smear a little olive oil over the inside of the salad bowl. [VERB noun preposition] Synonyms: spread over, daub, rub on, cover More Synonyms of smear 2. countable noun A smear is a dirty or oily mark. There was a smear of gravy on his chin. [+ of] 3. verb To smear someone means to spread unpleasant and untrue rumours or accusations about them in order to damage their reputation. [journalism] ...an attempt to smear the Director-General of the BBC. [VERB noun] 4. countable noun [oft NOUN noun] A smear is an unpleasant and untrue rumour or accusation that is intended to damage someone's reputation. [journalism] He puts all the accusations down to a smear campaign by his political opponents. 5. countable noun A smear or a smear test is a medical test in which a few cells are taken from a woman's cervix and examined to see if any cancer cells are present. [British]regional note: in AM, use pap smear, pap test More Synonyms of smear smear in British English (smɪə) verb (mainly tr) 1. to bedaub or cover with oil, grease, etc 2. to rub over or apply thickly 3. to rub so as to produce a smudge 4. to slander 5. US slang to defeat completely 6. (intransitive) to be or become smeared or dirtied noun 7. a dirty mark or smudge 8. a. a slanderous attack b. (as modifier) smear tactics 9. a preparation of blood, secretions, etc, smeared onto a glass slide for examination under a microscope Derived forms smearer (ˈsmearer) noun Word origin Old English smeoru (n); related to Old Norse smjör fat, Old High German smero, Greek muron ointment smear in American English (smɪr) verb transitive 1. to cover, daub, or soil with something greasy, sticky, or dirty 2. to apply or daub (something greasy, sticky, or dirty) so as to leave a coating, mark, etc. 3. to make an unwanted mark or streak on, or to obscure, by rubbing to smear a wet signature 4. to make a smear with to smear one's hand across a surface 5. to harm the reputation of; malign; slander 6. Slang to overwhelm or defeat decisively verb intransitive 7. to be or become smeared noun 8. a spot or mark made by smearing 9. a small quantity of some substance, as blood, smeared on a slide for microscopic study, etc. 10. the act or an instance of smearing, or slandering, someone 11. a. Obsolete ointment b. a substance to be smeared on something Word origin ME smerien < OE smerian, to anoint, akin to Ger schmieren < IE base smeru-, grease > OIr smir, marrow & (prob.) L medulla, marrow Examples of 'smear' in a sentence smear Smear the cut surfaces with olive oil and season with salt. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Wipe the scallops dry and smear with groundnut oil. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It makes no sense to skip your smear test. The Sun (2014) It is very obviously another smear built on false foundations. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Smear the cut surfaces with olive oil and place in the bottom of the oven. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Trim skin and fat from chicken and smear with olive oil. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Pools of blood smeared the stone steps and walkways. The Sun (2007) Information about smear tests should be readily available to young women. The Sun (2009) Smear the cut surfaces with olive oil and lay the thyme over the top. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Smear with olive oil and squeeze over juice from the lemon. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It was a smear of blood left behind by a thumb. Colin Beavan FINGERPRINTS: Murder and the Race to Uncover the Science of Identity (2002) But then it became cracked and smeared with paint and was finally put out of sight in a back room. The Sun (2010) Smear the inside lavishly with butter. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It has already left incontinent smears of grease on the bag and beneath the golden crust the pastry is chewy and undercooked. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Hours after it went on display the billboard was defaced, with brown paint smeared on the image. Times, Sunday Times (2009) WOULD like to know how many successful smear campaigns the police have got away with. The Sun (2013) It is a smear campaign. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It's a government smear campaign. Times, Sunday Times (2013) I've just got a paint smear on my jeans. The Sun (2006) In other languages smear British English: smear /smɪə/ NOUN medical test* A smear or a smear test is a medical test in which a few cells are taken from a woman's body and examined to see if any cancer cells are present. American English: pap smear Arabic: فَحْصُ عُنْقِ الرَّحْم Brazilian Portuguese: Papanicolau exame citopatológico do colo uterino Chinese: 宫颈涂片检查 Croatian: papa test Czech: výtěr z děložního hrdla Danish: smear-test Dutch: uitstrijkje European Spanish: citología Finnish: papa-koe French: frottis German: Abstrich Greek: τεστ Παπανικολάου Italian: Pap test Japanese: 塗沫検査 Korean: 도말 표본 검사 Norwegian: celleprøve Polish: wymaz European Portuguese: papanicolau exame citopatológico do colo uterino Romanian: test Papanicolau Russian: мазок со слизистой оболочки шейки матки Latin American Spanish: citología Swedish: cellprov Thai: การตรวจภายใน Turkish: Pap smear testi Ukrainian: мазок Vietnamese: xét nghiệm phết tế bào cổ tử cung British English: smear VERB If you smear a surface with an oily or sticky substance or smear the substance onto the surface, you spread a layer of the substance over the surface. She smeared her face with suntan oil. American English: smear Brazilian Portuguese: untar Chinese: 涂抹 European Spanish: untar French: enduire German: beschmieren Italian: imbrattare Japanese: 塗りつける Korean: 바르다 European Portuguese: untar Latin American Spanish: untar British English: smear NOUN oil, dirt A smear is a dirty or oily mark. There was a smear of gravy on his chin. American English: smear Brazilian Portuguese: nódoa Chinese: 污点 European Spanish: mancha French: tache German: Fleck Italian: macchia Japanese: 汚れ Korean: 얼룩 European Portuguese: nódoa Latin American Spanish: mancha All related terms of 'smear' pap smear A pap smear is a medical test in which cells are taken from a woman's cervix and analysed to see if any cancer cells are present . smear test a similar test for precancerous cells in other organs smear tactics actions designed to slander another person or organization in order to damage their reputation vaginal smear a smear sample taken from vaginal mucous for cytological analysis cervical smear a smear of cellular material taken from the neck ( cervix ) of the uterus for detection of cancer smear campaign a deliberate attack on somebody, by spreading an untrue and unpleasant rumour about them, or by making an accusation intended to damage their reputation Papanicolaou test a similar test for precancerous cells in other organs Chinese translation of 'smear' smear (smɪəʳ) n (c) (= mark) 污迹(跡) (wūjì) (= insult) 诽(誹)谤(謗) (fěibàng) (Brit) (also smear test) 子宫(宮)颈(頸)涂(塗)片检(檢)查 (zǐgōngjǐng túpiàn jiǎnchá) 美 = pap smear vt (= spread) [cream, ointment, paint etc] 涂(塗)抹 (túmǒ) (= make dirty with) 弄脏(髒) (nòngzāng) (= insult) 诽(誹)谤(謗) (fěibàng) his hands were smeared with oil/ink 他的手上沾满(滿)了油/墨水 (tā de shǒu shang zhānmǎnle yóu/mòshuǐ) 1 (verb) in the sense of spread over Definition to apply (a greasy or sticky substance) thickly Smear a little olive oil over the inside of the salad bowl. Synonyms spread over daub They daubed paint on the wall. rub on cover She was soaking wet and covered with mud. coat Coat the fish with seasoned flour. plaster She gets sunburn even when she plasters herself in lotion. bedaub 2 (verb) in the sense of slander Definition to spread false and damaging rumours (about) a crude attempt to smear her Synonyms slander He has been questioned on suspicion of slandering the politician. tarnish His image was tarnished by the savings and loans scandal. malign We maligned him dreadfully, assuming the very worst about him. vilify He was vilified and forced into exile. blacken They're trying to blacken our name. sully besmirch traduce (formal) They have been traduced in the press as xenophobic bigots. calumniate asperse drag (someone's) name through the mud 3 (verb) in the sense of smudge Definition to rub so as to produce a smudge a face covered by a heavy beard, smeared with dirt Synonyms smudge She kissed me, careful not to smudge me with her fresh lipstick. soil Young people don't want to do things that soil their hands. dirty He was afraid the dog's hairs might dirty the seats. stain Some foods can stain teeth, as of course can tea and coffee. sully I felt loath to sully the gleaming brass knocker by handling it. besmirch Lawyers can besmirch reputations. smirch 1 (noun) in the sense of smudge Definition a dirty mark or smudge a smear of gravy Synonyms smudge smudges of blood daub Apply an extra daub of colour. streak There are these dark streaks on the surface of the moon. blot an ink blot blotch His face was covered in red blotches. splotch smirch 2 (noun) in the sense of slander Definition a false but damaging rumour spread by a rival or enemy a smear by his rivals Synonyms slander He is now suing the company for slander. libel She sued them for libel over the remarks. defamation He was considering suing for defamation. vilification Clare did not deserve the vilification she was subjected to. whispering campaign calumny He alleges that he was the victim of calumny and dirty tricks. mudslinging Additional synonyms in the sense of bedaub Definition to smear over with something sticky or dirty Synonyms smear, soil, splash, stain, spatter, smirch, besmear in the sense of besmirch Definition to tarnish (someone's name or reputation) Lawyers can besmirch reputations. Synonyms tarnish, damage, soil, stain, smear, taint, blacken, daub, slander, sully, dishonour, defame, drag through the mud, smirch in the sense of blacken Definition to damage (someone's reputation) They're trying to blacken our name. Synonyms discredit, stain, disgrace, smear, knock (informal), degrade, rubbish (informal), taint, tarnish, censure, slur, slag (off) (slang), malign, reproach, denigrate, disparage, decry, vilify, slander, sully, dishonour, defile, defame, bad-mouth (slang), traduce, bring into disrepute, smirch, calumniate Synonyms of 'smear' smear Explore 'smear' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of blot Definition a stain or spot, esp. of ink an ink blot Synonyms spot, mark, patch, smear, smudge, speck, blotch, splodge, stain in the sense of blotch Definition an irregular spot or discoloration His face was covered in red blotches. Synonyms mark, spot, patch, splash, stain, blot, smudge, blemish, splodge, smirch, smutch in the sense of calumny Definition a false or malicious statement He alleges that he was the victim of calumny and dirty tricks. Synonyms slander, abuse, insult, smear, libel, stigma, defamation, misrepresentation, lying, vilification, denigration, backbiting, derogation, vituperation, obloquy, aspersion, evil-speaking, detraction, revilement, calumniation in the sense of coat Definition to cover with a layer Coat the fish with seasoned flour. Synonyms cover, spread, plaster, smear in the sense of cover Definition to extend over or lie thickly on the surface of She was soaking wet and covered with mud. Synonyms coat, cake, plaster, smear, envelop, spread, encase, daub, overspread in the sense of daub Definition to smear (paint or mud) quickly or carelessly over a surface They daubed paint on the wall. Synonyms smear, dirty, splatter, stain, spatter, sully, deface, smirch, begrime, besmear, bedaub, paint, coat, stain, plaster, slap on (informal) in the sense of daub Apply an extra daub of colour. Synonyms smear, spot, stain, blot, blotch, splodge, splotch, smirch in the sense of defamation He was considering suing for defamation. Synonyms slander, smear, libel, scandal, slur, vilification, opprobrium, denigration, calumny, character assassination, disparagement, obloquy, aspersion, traducement in the sense of dirty Definition to make dirty He was afraid the dog's hairs might dirty the seats. Synonyms soil, foul, stain, spoil, smear, muddy, pollute, blacken, mess up, smudge, sully, defile, smirch, begrime in the sense of libel Definition any damaging or unflattering representation or statement She sued them for libel over the remarks. Synonyms defamation, slander, misrepresentation, denigration, smear, calumny, vituperation, obloquy, aspersion Additional synonyms in the sense of malign Definition to say unpleasant and untrue things about someone We maligned him dreadfully, assuming the very worst about him. Synonyms disparage, abuse, run down, libel, knock (informal), injure, rubbish (informal), smear, blacken (someone's name), slag (off) (slang), denigrate, revile, vilify, slander, defame, bad-mouth (slang), traduce, speak ill of, derogate, do a hatchet job on (informal), calumniate, asperse in the sense of plaster Definition to apply like plaster She gets sunburn even when she plasters herself in lotion. Synonyms cover, spread, coat, smear, overlay, daub, besmear, bedaub in the sense of soil Definition to make or become dirty or stained Young people don't want to do things that soil their hands. Synonyms dirty, foul, stain, smear, muddy, pollute, tarnish, spatter, sully, defile, besmirch, smirch, maculate (literary), bedraggle, befoul, begrime in the sense of stain Definition to discolour (something) with marks that are not easily removed Some foods can stain teeth, as of course can tea and coffee. Synonyms mark, soil, discolour, dirty, tarnish, tinge, spot, blot, blemish, smirch in the sense of streak There are these dark streaks on the surface of the moon. Synonyms band, line, strip, stroke, layer, slash, vein, stripe, smear in the sense of sully Definition to spoil or make dirty I felt loath to sully the gleaming brass knocker by handling it. Synonyms defile, dirty, stain, spot, spoil, contaminate, pollute, taint, tarnish, blemish, befoul in the sense of tarnish Definition to damage or taint His image was tarnished by the savings and loans scandal. Synonyms damage, taint, blacken, sully, drag through the mud, smirch in the sense of traduce Definition to speak badly of (someone) They have been traduced in the press as xenophobic bigots. Synonyms malign, abuse, knock (informal), rubbish (informal), run down, smear, blacken, slag (off) (slang), detract, misrepresent, denigrate, disparage, decry, revile, vilify, slander, dump on (slang, US), deprecate, depreciate, defame, bad-mouth (slang), speak ill of, drag through the mud, calumniate, asperse in the sense of vilification Clare did not deserve the vilification she was subjected to. Synonyms denigration, abuse, defamation, invective, calumny, mudslinging, disparagement, vituperation, contumely, aspersion, scurrility, calumniation in the sense of vilify Definition to speak very badly of (someone) He was vilified and forced into exile. Synonyms malign, abuse, denigrate, knock (informal), rubbish (informal), run down, smear, slag (off) (slang), berate, disparage, decry, revile, slander, dump on (slang), debase, defame, bad-mouth (slang), traduce, speak ill of, pull to pieces (informal), calumniate, vituperate, asperse, vilipend (rare)
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