smack in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for smack in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.smack¹ [Am smæk, Brit smak] N

1. smack (slap, blow):

smack

manotazo m

smack

manotada f

smack

palmada f LatAm

a smack on the bottom

un azote

a smack in the face inf

una bofetada

a smack in the face inf

una cachetada LatAm

you'll get a smack!

mira que te van a pegar

2. smack (sound):

smack

chasquido m

3. smack (kiss):

smack

besote m inf

smack

beso m sonoro

smack

beso m tronado Mex

II.smack¹ [Am smæk, Brit smak] VB trans

1. smack (slap):

smack child

pegarle a (con la mano)

he smacked him really hard

le pegó fuerte (con la mano)

you'll get your bottom smacked

te voy a dar una paliza

you'll get your bottom smacked

te voy a dar unas palmadas LatAm

you'll get your bottom smacked

te voy a dar una nalgada Mex

he smacked the ball into the crowd

de un manotazo mandó la pelota a la tribuna

2. smack (punch):

smack inf

darle un puñetazo a inf

smack inf

darle una piña a inf

so I smacked him one

así que le di un puñetazo inf

Phrases:

to smack one's lips

relamerse

III. Am also smack dab ADV

Am also smack dab inf:

she lives smack in the center of town

vive justo en el centro or en pleno centro de la ciudad

she kissed him smack on the mouth

lo besó en la mismísima boca

smack in the middle

justo en el medio

he went smack into a tree

se dio contra un árbol

smack² [Am smæk, Brit smak] VB intr

smack to smack of:

to smack of

oler a

smack³ [Am smæk, Brit smak] N (boat)

smack

barca f de pesca

smack⁴ [Am smæk, Brit smak] N U (heroin)

smack sl

caballo m sl

smack sl

heroína f

Translations for smack in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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chuic

smack!

chas

smack!

mua

smack!

besote

smack Am inf

moles

smack! inf

soplamocos

smack inf

smack in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for smack in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.smack¹ [smæk] VB trans

1. smack (slap):

smack

dar un manotazo a

2. smack (hit noisily):

smack

golpear

to smack one's lips

relamerse los labios

II.smack¹ [smæk] N

1. smack inf:

smack (slap)

bofetada f

smack (soft blow)

palmada f

2. smack inf (kiss):

smack

besazo m

3. smack (loud noise):

smack

ruido m fuerte

III.smack¹ [smæk] ADV

1. smack (exactly):

smack

exactamente

2. smack (completely):

smack

de lleno

smack² [smæk] N no pl inf (heroin)

smack

heroína f

smack of VB intr

smack of

oler a

Translations for smack in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

manotazo

smack

dar manotazos

to smack

bofetada

smack Am

majar

to smack

galleta

smack

caballo

smack

hostia (bofetada)

smack

de medio a medio

smack on

smack Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to smack one's lips

relamerse los labios

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It doesn't smack of artifice, instead the numbers flow with a more realistic sensibility.

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The decision to name the case was apparently made so that the whole question would not smack of being a purely southern one.

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At its most nefarious, the current method of developing educational structures seems to smack of neocolonialism.

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The inclusion of a stock character, or in literary terms an archetypal character, by a playwright can risk drawing overly simplistic pictures of people and smack of stereotyping.

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After everything's set up, it's just a quick smack of the button and you're capturing.

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Does the whole situation smack of mind control?

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The biggest smack of it all is, what's to prevent this from happening every year?

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And not just a stage slap but a real, honest-to-goodness, face smack.

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Sometimes that white-faced water would stand straight up and slam you smack-kadab all over the raft, or out of it.

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He was sublimely egotistical, but somehow his egotism did not smack of conceit and was not offensive.

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