smart
/smɑ:t; smɑrt/ adj
(-er, -est)
1 bright and new-looking; well-dressed; neat 帅气的; 衣著讲究的; 整齐的
a smart hat, frock, car 漂亮的帽子、 连衣裙、 汽车
You look very smart in your new suit. 你穿上新衣服显得很帅.
Make yourself smart before my parents arrive. 趁我父母未到, 你快去打扮一下.
2 (esp US) having or showing intelligence; clever; ingenious 聪明的; 伶俐的; 聪敏的
a smart student 聪明的学生
a smart answer, idea 巧妙的回答、 主意
It was smart of you to bring a map. 你很聪明, 能想到带张地图.
3
(a) quick; brisk 快的; 敏捷的
go for a smart walk 轻松地散散步
set off at a smart pace 迈著矫健的步子出发.
(b) (of a blow or of criticism) forceful （指打击或批评）有力的, 猛烈的
I gave a smart blow on the lid, and it flew open. 我朝盖子猛一击, 就把它打开了.
a smart rebuke from the teacher 教师的严厉指责.
4 fashionable; chic 时髦的; 高雅的
the smart set 时髦的阔人
a smart restaurant 格调高雅的餐馆.
smart / smɑ:t; smɑrt/ v [I, Ipr]
~(from sth) cause or feel a sharp stinging pain (of the body or the mind) 造成或感到（肉体或精神方面的）痛苦
The bee-sting smarted terribly. 蜜蜂蜇得很疼.
He smarted from the savage attacks on his film. 他因自己的影片受到猛烈攻击而感到痛心.
They're still smarting from their defeat in the final. 他们仍在为决赛失败而伤心. smart, n [U]
(fml 文) sharp physical or mental pain 肉体或精神上的痛苦
the constant smart of the blisters on his feet 他脚上水泡引起的持续疼痛.