slanging

英 [slæŋ]

美

n. 俚语；行话
a. 俚语的
vi. 用粗话骂
vt. 用俚语说
slang的现在分词

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双语例句

• They conducted a public slanging match.
  他们在公开场合对骂了一通。
• The press conference ended up in a slanging match, each side shouting at the other.
  记者招待会最后变成谩骂比赛，双方相对咆哮。
• What started as a well-conducted argument, soon developed into a slanging match.
  开始时的正常辩论很快便发展成了互相谩骂。
• In the overlap between science and religion it is necessary to "move the debate to a higher plane, away from the childish slanging match that afflicts this whole subject", says Dr Davies.
  在科学和宗教的重叠部份中，有需要“将辩论转移至一个更高的平面，离开那些折磨整个主题的幼稚的谩骂战，”Davies博士说。
• Neil: No, each side were blaming the other for not honoring their employment contract. The press conference ended up in a slanging match, each side shouting at the other.
  尼尔：没有，他们互相指摘对方不遵守雇用合同。记者招待会最后变成谩骂比赛，双方相对咆哮。
• The football players started slanging each other in the middle of the game.
  在比赛中足球运动员开始互相谩骂。
• The second consequence of the global imbalance perspective is that it has created an opposition between current account deficit and current account surplus countries, which has become a slanging match between the US and China.
  从全球失衡角度看待问题的第二个结果是：它造成了经常账户赤字国家与盈余国家的对立，如今已经变成中美两国之间的相互谩骂。
• We had a full-scale slanging match.
  我们大吵了一通。什么粗话都骂了出来。
• The politicians 'idea of a tax debate is a slanging match about top marginal rates, not an intelligent rethink of the payroll tax wedge.
  政客们在就税收展开辩论时，只是针对最高边际税率进行对骂，而不是睿智地反思工资税楔子。
• The driver was slanging a pedestrian who had got in his way.
  那司机破口大骂挡他的路的行人。