spanking

• 英式英语中用来形容某事物非常好、令人赞叹或极出色。

Used in British English to describe something that is very good, impressive, or excellent.

1. Quick and energeticB2informal

   Moving or done with speed, vigor, and liveliness.

   轻快有力的

   • The horse set off at a spanking pace.
   • They went for a spanking walk along the beach.
   • The band played a spanking tune that got everyone dancing.

   同义词briskenergeticfastlivelyquickrapidsnappyspiritedvigorouszippy

   反义词languidlethargicslowsluggishtorpid

• 指用手或工具拍打臀部的行为，常作为惩罚或管教措施；也可泛指打屁股或类似体罚。

A noun referring to the act of striking someone on the buttocks as a form of punishment or discipline.

1. Physical punishmentB2formal

   The act of striking someone, typically a child, on the buttocks as a form of discipline.

   打屁股

   • Spanking is a controversial method of discipline.
   • Many parents now avoid spanking their children.
   • The debate about spanking continues among experts.

   同义词smackingtanning

• 动词，指用手掌打某人的臀部（通常是小孩），作为惩罚或管教。

A verb used to indicate the act of striking someone, typically a child, on the buttocks as a form of punishment or discipline.

1. Strike as punishmentB1formal

   To hit someone, especially a child, on the buttocks as a form of punishment.

   打屁股

   • The parent spanked the child for misbehaving.
   • In some cultures, spanking is considered an acceptable form of discipline.
   • She was spanked for running into the street.

   同义词beatpaddleslapsmackthrashwhack

2. Defeat decisivelyB2informal

   To defeat an opponent thoroughly in a competition or game.

   击败

   • Our team spanked the rivals 5-0 in the final match.
   • The champion spanked his challenger in the first round.
   • They got spanked in the debate by the opposing team.

   同义词annihilateclobbercreamcrushdemolishdrubhammermaulpastepummelroutshellacthrashtrouncewallop