slur

US /slɝː/
UK /slɝː/
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1.

诽谤, 侮辱

an insulting or derogatory remark or innuendo

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He was fired for making a racial slur.
他因发表种族歧视言论而被解雇。
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The politician apologized for his offensive slur.
这位政治家为他冒犯性的言论道歉。
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insulttauntjibedigepithet
2.

污迹, 污点

a dirty mark, smear, or smudge

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There was a greasy slur on the window.
窗户上有一道油腻的污迹。
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He wiped away the ink slur from the page.
他擦掉了页面上的墨水污迹。
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smearsmudgestainmarkblot
3.

连音符, 圆滑线

a curved line indicating that two or more notes are to be played without separation (legato)

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The violinist played the passage with a smooth slur.
小提琴手用流畅的连音符演奏了这段乐曲。
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Add a slur between these two notes to connect them.
在这两个音符之间添加一个连音符以连接它们。
1.

口齿不清, 含糊地说

speak indistinctly so that the words run into one another

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He began to slur his words after a few drinks.
他喝了几杯后开始口齿不清。
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Her speech began to slur as she grew tired.
她疲倦时说话开始含糊不清。
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mumblemuttergarblestammerstutter
2.

诋毁, 贬低

pass over or refer to slightingly or without due respect

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He tried to slur her reputation by spreading rumors.
他试图通过散布谣言来诋毁她的名誉。
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Don't slur the achievements of others.
不要贬低他人的成就。
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disparagedenigrateslandermalignbelittle