zingers

zingers

美 [ˈzɪŋər] 　英 [ˈzɪŋə(r)]

• n.有力的言语[行动]；有力的反驳；精神抖擞的人
• 网络巧言妙语

词形变化

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英汉解释

n.	1. 有力的言语[行动];有力的反驳 2. 精神抖擞的人

英英解释

n.	1. a quick and clever remark that makes someone who you are arguing with feel embarrassed 2. a surprise, or a shock

例句

But it is not the details of his policies that voters recall after hearing him speak. It is the zingers.

令人意外的是，选民在听完他在听证会上发言之后，记住的却不是他的具体政策。

Try these silent but unmistakable love zingers to signal that you want him. . . tonight. . . right now.

试试这些安静但绝对错不了的爱情劲药，它们表示你想要他……今晚……就现在。

Mr. Romney once delivered partisan-tinged zingers about how President Obama takes inspiration from socialist Democrats in Europe.

罗姆尼还一度爱用党派色彩浓厚的段子谈论奥巴马总统如何从欧洲的社会主义民主党人那里汲取灵感。

He laughed his head off. 9. He told some real zingers.

他笑掉了大牙.9.他说了些令人捧腹的笑话。