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I . smack¹ [smæk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. smack (slap):

smack

dawać [perf dać] lanie

2. smack (hit noisily):

smack

trzaskać [perf trzasnąć]

to smack one's lips

mlaskać [perf mlasnąć]

II . smack¹ [smæk] SAM.

1. smack pog. (slap):

smack

klaps m. spol

2. smack pog. (kiss):

smack

całus m. spol

3. smack (loud noise):

smack

trzask m. spol

III . smack¹ [smæk] PRISL.

1. smack (exactly):

smack

dokładnie

2. smack (directly):

smack

wprost

smack² [smæk] SAM. brez mn. pog.

smack

heroina ž. spol

smack of GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to smack of sth

sugerować coś

to smack of sth

trącić czymś

Primeri uporabe besede smack

to smack of sth

sugerować coś

to smack one's lips

mlaskać [perf mlasnąć]

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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Even the authors comments about evolution smack of profound arrogance.

e360.yale.edu

But often they smack of the past -- the immediate, the forgotten and the distant.

www.thehindu.com

If the drawings, spoof ads, in-jokes and poems smack of puerility then isn't that part of the poignancy?

www.telegraph.co.uk

And not just a stage slap but a real, honest-to-goodness, face smack.

www.huffingtonpost.com

By repeating twisted facts and perceptions, we manufacture truths that smack of majoritarianism.

www.firstpost.com

Sometimes that white-faced water would stand straight up and slam you smack-kadab all over the raft, or out of it.

en.wikipedia.org

But it delivered such a smack of satisfaction, most other niggles could be forgiven.

en.wikipedia.org

At its most nefarious, the current method of developing educational structures seems to smack of neocolonialism.

www.fairobserver.com

The inclusion of a stock character, or in literary terms an archetypal character, by a playwright can risk drawing overly simplistic pictures of people and smack of stereotyping.

en.wikipedia.org

People communicated that attraction or love they felt for a place; they weren't corporate and didn't smack of advertising.

www.irishcentral.com