Translations for „smack“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

I . smack¹ [smæk] VB trans

1. smack (slap):

smack

хло́пать

2. smack (hit noisily):

smack

шлёпать

to smack one's lips

чмо́кать губа́ми

II . smack¹ [smæk] N

1. smack inf (slap):

smack

шлепо́к m

2. smack inf (kiss):

smack

зво́нкий поцелу́й m

3. smack (loud noise):

smack

хлопо́к m

III . smack¹ [smæk] ADV

1. smack (exactly):

smack

пря́мо

2. smack (completely):

smack

вполне́

smack² [smæk] N no pl inf (heroin)

smack

герои́н m

smack of VB intr

smack of

попа́хивать

Usage examples with smack

to smack one's lips

чмо́кать губа́ми

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

By repeating twisted facts and perceptions, we manufacture truths that smack of majoritarianism.

www.firstpost.com

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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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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If the drawings, spoof ads, in-jokes and poems smack of puerility then isn't that part of the poignancy?

www.telegraph.co.uk

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

sportsday.dallasnews.com

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

www.kotaku.com.au

But often they smack of the past -- the immediate, the forgotten and the distant.

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

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Does the whole situation smack of mind control?

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But it delivered such a smack of satisfaction, most other niggles could be forgiven.

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