She
slapped her child's face hard.
她狠狠地打了孩子一巴掌。
She
slapped the book down on the bed.
她啪的一声把书摔在床上。
I
slap some make-up on before I go to work.
我上班之前简单化化妆。
She
slapped him across the face.
她扇了他一耳光。
He
slapped the ball away from the defender.
他从防守者手中用力拍走球。
The teacher
slapped the ruler down on the desk for emphasis.
老师用力将尺子拍在桌子上以强调语气。
The child
slapped his hands together in delight.
孩子高兴地双手一拍。
The wind
slapped against the sails, making the boat heel over.
风猛烈地吹打在帆上，使船倾斜。
The boss
slapped him down when he suggested a raise.
老板断然拒绝了他的加薪请求。
The cook
slapped together a quick sandwich for lunch.
厨师快速地做了个三明治当午餐。
She
slapped on sunscreen before going to the beach.
她在去海滩前涂上了防晒霜。
The politician
slapped back at his critics in a fiery speech.
那位政治家在一场激烈的演讲中反击了他的批评者。
The rain
slapped against the windows during the storm.
暴雨时雨水猛烈地打在窗户上。
"The US government has always claimed it advocates the free flow of information, but the abrupt intervention in TikTok is such a big irony that it's literally a slap in the face," Lu said.
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Washington announced earlier this week that it would slap additional levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 450 points on Monday, the day China started to slap new tariffs on 128 US products in response to the US steel and aluminum tariffs imposed on March 23 in the name of national security.
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China has urged the United States to "find no more excuses and immediately correct the wrongdoings" in its trade practices after a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling granted China rights to slap tariffs on US goods, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday.
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Such a slap on the wrist is far from enough to push companies to implement emission reduction plans.
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Almonds are one of the state's top three valued commodities and leading agriculture export, but its exports to China have continued to drop as a result of the US move to slap steep tariffs on Chinese products.
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The auto industry is warning that US sales declines, which have been consistent over the past year, may continue thanks to tariffs US President Donald Trump plans to slap on steel and aluminum imports.
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The US Treasury Department labeled China a "currency manipulator" on Aug 5, after Washington's threat to slap an additional 10 percent tariff on additional $300 billion worth of Chinese goods starting from Sept 1.
The yuan weakened to above 7 per dollar for the first time in more than a decade last week, after Washington's threat to slap 10 percent tariffs on an additional $300 billion of Chinese goods starting Sept 1.
The recent depreciation of the yuan against the dollar was due to normal market reaction, as investors' concerns over trade tensions were further fueled by Washington's threat to slap 10 percent tariffs on an additional $300 billion worth of Chinese goods from Sept 1, Liu added.