smut

英 [sm?t] 美[sm?t]

近義詞grime

暢通詞匯

復(fù)數(shù):?smuts;

smut污跡,弄臟。
smudge污跡,弄臟。
smutch污跡,弄臟。
記憶這三個(gè)詞的時(shí)候可以聯(lián)系mud爛泥。

smut 污跡，污物，灰垢，淫穢小說(shuō)

來(lái)自動(dòng)詞 smutten,玷污，弄臟，來(lái)自 Proto-Germanic*smitan,涂抹，來(lái)自 PIE*sme,涂抹，詞源同 smear.引申詞義污穢言語(yǔ)，淫穢小說(shuō)等。

smut: smut: [16] Smut is a member of a large but loosely-knit family of West Germanic words beginning with sm and ending in t or d that convey the general notion of ‘putting dirt on something’. Others include German schmutzen ‘get dirty’ and English smudge [15], and also English smite, which originally meant ‘smear’. Smut itself may have been borrowed from Low German smutt.
=> smite, smudge
smut (n.): 1660s, "black mark, stain," from verb smutten "debase, defile" (late 14c.), later "stain or mark with soot, etc." (1580s), cognate with Middle High German smotzen "make dirty," from West Germanic *smutt- (cognates: Middle High German smuz "grease, dirt;" German Schmutz "dirt," schmutzen "to make dirty"). The meaning "indecent or obscene language" is first attested 1660s.

1. I find the media'sgrowing obsession with smut and sensation deplorable.: 我發(fā)現(xiàn)媒體越來(lái)越沉湎于淫穢下流和聳人聽(tīng)聞的題材，這實(shí)在可悲。

3. There is a smut dealer just near the high school.: 在那所高中附近,有個(gè)賣黃色書(shū)刊的人.

4. Here comes the smut, Martha. Dad is drunk and cursing heaven again.: 瑪莎, 臟話出來(lái)了. 爸醉了,又在詛咒老天爺.