smiting
基本解释
- v. （詩、文）重打，猛擊；擊敗（某人）；佔領（某地）；（尤指疾病）襲擊；深深地迷戀；（使）深感不安（或不快）；摧燬，懲罸（smite 的現在分詞）
英汉例句
- And David gat him a name when he returned from smiting of the Syrians in the valley of salt, being eighteen thousand men.
大衛在鹽穀擊殺了亞蘭（或作以東，見詩篇六十篇詩題）一萬八千人廻來，就得了大名。 - Who he is we don't know but, to the right of the label, is an inscription which reads: 'the first occasion of smiting the east'.
雖然我們不知道這裡的“他們”指的是誰，不過這標簽的右側刻的是：“第一次東征”。 - Oftentimes, this Protestant and Puritan divine had plied it on his own shoulders; laughing bitterly at himself the while, and smiting so much the more pitilessly because of that bitter laugh.
這位新教和清教的牧師，時常一邊對自己苦笑，一邊鞭打自己的肩膀，而隨著那苦笑，就鞭打得更加無情。 - He was so focused on smiting bad guys that he lost track of everything else.
ECONOMIST: More vice than virtue - In fact, it features chunks of professionally done action, including copious amounts of smiting enemies with mighty swords.
NPR: 'Tristan and Isolde': A Pleasantly Old-School Epic - Years later when King David does the same thing, the Lord wastes no time in smiting him for his trouble.
ECONOMIST: The traditional census is dying, and a good thing too