dirty or untidy 懒惰而邋遢的人：Get out 〇/ bed, you /at slob!起床吧，你这个胖懒虫!
■
verb (-bb-) ,slob a'round/'otit (6rf, informal) to
spend time being lazy and
doing nothing 游幸好闲；无
所事事
slob-ber /'slDb9(r); NAmE 'sla:b-/
verb [v] to let saliva
come out of your mouth 流诞；流口水 Hn dribble 'slobber over sb/sth {informal, disapproving) to show how much you like or want sb/sth
without any pride or control对…‘垂涎欲滴；毫不掩饰地表示喜爱
sloe
/slau;
NAmE slou/
noun a
bitter wild fruit like a small plum
that grows on a bush called a blackthorn
黑刺李.(果）'
,sloe 'eyes noun [pi.]
attractive, dark eyes, usually ones that are long and thin (通常指细长的）迷人黑眼睛
►, sloe-'eyed
adj.
,sloe 'gin noun [U] a strong alcoholic drink made by leaving
sloes in gin so that the gin has
the flavour and the colour of the sloes黑細李杜松子酒
slog
slDg;
NAmE sla:g/
verb, noun
■
verfc (-gg-: 1 〜（tlirough sth) I 〜（away) (at sth)
to work hard and
steadily at sth, especially sth that takes a long time and is boring or dif否cult 通头苦千；
坚持不懈地做：[V] He’s been s〖oggi’ng away at that
pfece 0/music/or weefo•他苦练那舉乐曲已有圩A个星期了。◊ [VN] She slogged her way through four piles of ironing.
她奉辛苦苦一连熨了四堆衣服。2 [V to walk
or travel somewhere
steadily, with great effort or diffi- culty顽强地走；奋力前行；兩难行进：He started to sZog hfs
way through the undergrowth._他踏上了穿越林莽的
艰难征程。◊ J’ve been
dogging around the streets 〇/ London汕day.整整一天，我一直在伦敦街头走来走去。
3 [VN, V, usually
+adv./prep.] to hit a ball very hard
but often without skill 猛击.，笨{出地猛击（球）ITiTtri, slog
it 'out {BrE, informal) to fight or compete in order to prove who
is the strongest, the best, etc■决出胜负；决一雌雄
—more
at gut n.
■
noun [U, C, usually sing.] a period of hard work
or effort 一段&间的艰苦工作（或矣力）：Voting the boofc toofc
ten months 0/hard s〖og. &本书是苦熬十个月耸出来的。
◊
ft was a Zong.sZog to the top 〇/ the
mountain.到山，顶的
路漫长而艰难。
slo-gan /'slaugan; NAmE 'slou-/ (also NAmE informal 'tag
line) noun a
word or phrase that is easy to remember, used for example by a political party
or in advertising to attract people’s attention or to suggest an idea quickly 标语；口号：an advertising siogcm 广告口 号◊ a campaign
slogan 竞选口号◊ 77ie crowd
begem chanting anti-government slogans.
政府口号。
slo-gan-eer-ing /.slauga'inariq; NAmE .slouga'mrir)/
noun [U] {disapproving) the use of slogans in
advertise- ments，by politicians, etc•标语口号的使用 slo-mo /'slau mau; NAmE 's\ou mou/ noun [U] [informal)
=SLOW
MOTION
sloop /slurp/ noun a
small sailing ship with one mast (=a
post to support the sails)单梳帆船
slop
/slop;
NAmE sla:p/
verb, noun
■
verfc (-pp-) 1 [V (of
a liquid 液体）to move
around in a container, often
so that some liquid comes out over the edge晃泰；（常指）溢出，溅出：Water was sZoppfng around in the bottom 0/ the
boat•船底有水 在晃荡。◊也 he
put the gZass down the beer sZopped over onto the table.他放下杯子时，啤酒撒到了桌子上。
2 [VN, usually +adv./prep.] to make liquid or food
come out of a container in an untidy way _ 出；使泼,出；■使 溅洒 spill： He got out of the bath, slopping water over the sides.他从浴缸里出来，水也跟着漫由来。◊ S/ie do即ed some beans onto a
pZate•她往盘子里倒了^些_豆 子。.slop a'bout/a'round
{BrE, informal) 1 to spend time relaxing or being lazy 休息；放松；如懒： He used to dop around
aZZ day in. his py/amas•以前，他
时常整天穿着睡衣闲逛。2 to move around in water， mud，etc.(在水、泥等里}蹚来蹚去，走动，slop，otit (8r£) when prisoners
slop out, they empty the containers that they use as toilets.(;.囚犯倒便桶
■
noun [U] (also slops [pi.]) 1 waste food, sometimes
fed to animals 泔水；裇的）剩饭菜 2 liquid or partly
liquid waste, for example urine
or dirty water from baths污水；脏水：a bucket污水桶
slope /slaup;
NAmE sloup/ noun, verb m noun 1 [C] a
surface or piece of land that slopes (= is higher at one end than the other)斜坡；坡地 HTTi
incline ： a grassy dope 长满草“斜坡◊ 77ze town is bufZt.on a sfope.这座蛾建垚斜坡上。2 [C，usually pi.] an area
of land that is part of a mountain or hill 山也：the eastern slopes of
the
雪斜坡◊ He spends aH winter on t/ie slopes (= skiing). 秦个冬天他都在山坡上滑雪。3 [si ng.，U] the amount by ■which
sth slopes 斜度；■坡度：a genfie/steep sZope 邊 坡；陡坡◊ a slope of 45 degrees * 45 度的;^度◊ the ang〖e o/sZope 倾角 ITSTW1
see
slippery
■
verb [V] 1 [usually -^-adv./prep.] (of a
horizontal surface 7JC
平面）to be at an angle so
that it is higher at one end than the other 倾斜；有坡度：The garden siopes away
towards the river•花 河边倾斜下去。◊ siojkng
shouWers 斜肩 2 [usually
+flc/v./jpre/?.] (of sth vertical 垂
:直物）to be at an angle rather than being
straight or vertical ft|{ ： His handwriting
slopes backwards,
的:字■向右■斜。ft was a very oZd
house with sZoping ivaHs.这房子已琴很旧，墙都歪了。3[+Wv./pre/?.](8rf， informal) to go somewhere
quietly, especially in order toavoidsth/sb 悄悄地走；潜行；溜 HE! slink: They got bored vwn’ti’ngjbr
Mm and sloped oJ5f•他们等他等得
不耐烦，就悄悄走了。 '
sloppy /'slDpi; NAmE 'slarpi/ adj. (slop-pier,
slop-pi-est) 1 that shows a lack of care，thought or effort 马点的； 凌乱的；草率的：s〖oppy thin/dng•不认真的思考◊ Ybwr worfc is sZoppy.你的工作做得不认真。◊ a sio即y worker 千活马虎的人 2 (of clothes ■衣服）loose and without much sliape 肥大而难看的 HTH baggy ： a sloppy T-shirt 宽大松 4 的 T 恤衫 3 __ j/n/orma/，es/?edfl//y 8r£) romantic
in a siliy or embarrassing way 庸俗伤感知：a sZoppy !ove story 庸俗伤感的爱情故事 4 containing too muc去 liquid 太稀的：Don’t make the mixture too
sloppy. 别调得太稀。.◊ She gave hi’m a big
stopjpy fciss.
她张开湿乎乎的嘴唇狠狠地亲了他一口。► slop-pi!y /-ili/ adv. ： a s〖o即办run department管理松懈的部门slop- pi-ness noun [U] ： There is no excuse for sloppiness in yourworfc.你在工作中敷衍了事，这无论如何说不过去。
sloppy joe /.slDpi 'd3au; NAmE ,sla:pi 'd3〇u/ noun (NAmt) finely chopped meat served in a
spicy tomato sauce inside a bun (= bread roll)(涂在面益卷里的）■茄
汁肉末酱
slosh /sIdJ*; NAmE sla:J/ verb [+adv./prep] {informal) 1 [V]
(of liquid 無体）to move around making
a lot of noise or coming out ovgr the edge of sth 哗啦哗啦地晃荡；撒
出；溅出：The water was sZoshfng
aroimd under our /eet.水在我们脚下哗啦哗啦地流动。◊ Some 〇/ the paint sZcwhed
out 〇/ the can•桶里撒出 了一些油漆。2 [VN] to make liquid
move in a noisy way; to use liquid carelessly使哗啦哗啦地摇荡（或搅动液体）；连倒带撒： The chiZdren were
Joshing, water everywhere.孩子们把水
撒得四处都是。◊ She sZoshed
cojfee into the mugs.她命 把咖_倒金杯子里。3 [V] to walk noisily
in water or mud (在水或命里）扑‘扑_地走We aZZ sZoshed
around in the puddles.我们都噗噗地踩着一摊摊的积水。
.slosh a'bout/a'round {BrE, informal) (especially
of money 尤指钱）to be available or present in la【薪 quantities可大量获得；大量存在
sloshed /slDjt; NAmE sla:Jt/ adj. {informal) drunk slot /slDt; NAmE sla:t/ noun, verb
m noun 1 a long narrow opening,
into which you put or
fit
sth'(投放或插入东西的）窄缝，扁口 ： to put some coins in
the siot往投币口中塞几个硬币2a position, a time or
an opportunity for sb/sth, for example in a list, a programme of events or a
series of broadcasts .r名 单、日程安排或产播节目表中的）位置，时间，机会：He has a regular
slot on the late-night programme, 4 ^ 夜节目■中有一档固定栏目。◊ Thei’r dibum
has occupied the Member One s〖ot/or the past six
weefcs•他们的唱片在 最近六周占据排行榜首位。◊ the airport’s tafce-o# and Zanding 机场的起飞降落时间表
■ verb (-tt-) [+adv./prep.] to put sth into a
space that is available or designed for it; to fit into sudfi a space 投