spanking
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spanking /'spæɳkiɳ/
Concise Dictionary- danh từ
- sự phát vào đít, sự đánh vào đít
- sự phát vào đít, sự đánh vào đít
- tính từ
- chạy nhanh
- (thông tục) hay, chiến, cừ, đáng chú ý
- to have a spanking meal: ăn một bữa rất ngon
- to, thổi mạnh (gió)
- phó từ
- (thông tục) không chê được, cừ, chiến
- a spanking fine woman: một người đàn bà xinh không chê được
- (thông tục) không chê được, cừ, chiến
spankingsspæŋkɪŋ
noun
+the act of slapping on the buttocks
adj.
+quick and energetic
spanks|spanked|spankingspæŋk
noun
+a slap with the flat of the hand
verb
+give a spanking to; subject to a spanking
Thesaurus Dictionarynoun
+the act of slapping on the buttocks
adj.
+quick and energetic
spanks|spanked|spankingspæŋk
noun
+a slap with the flat of the hand
verb
+give a spanking to; subject to a spanking
adj.
1 spic and span, smart, bright, snappy, gleaming, brand-new, fine, remarkable, outstanding, big, large, great:
You ought to see Jim Trowbridge's spanking new yacht.
2 brisk, lively, crisp, bracing, fresh, freshening, rattling, strong, invigorating, blustery:
A spanking breeze blew up from the west.
3 quick, rapid, swift, lively, snappy, fast, smart, energetic, vigorous, brisk:
The pony drew the dogcart at a spanking pace.
noun, adverb, adjective
+ noun [C, U] a series of hits on the bottom, given to sb, especially a child, as a punishment: to give sb a spanking + I don't agree with spanking.
+ adverb (informal) when you say that sth is spanking new, etc. you are emphasizing that it is very new, etc.: a spanking white Rolls-Royce
+ adjective [only before noun] (informal) very fast, good or impressive: The horse set off at a spanking pace. + We had a spanking time last night.
+ noun [C, U] a series of hits on the bottom, given to sb, especially a child, as a punishment: to give sb a spanking + I don't agree with spanking.
+ adverb (informal) when you say that sth is spanking new, etc. you are emphasizing that it is very new, etc.: a spanking white Rolls-Royce
+ adjective [only before noun] (informal) very fast, good or impressive: The horse set off at a spanking pace. + We had a spanking time last night.
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