smitten 音标拼音: [sm'ɪtən]
smite 的过去分词
smite 的过去分词
smitten adj 1 : (
used in combination )
affected by something overwhelming ;
"
conscience -
smitten "; "
awe -
struck " [
synonym : {
smitten },
{
stricken }, {
struck }]
2 :
marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness ; "
gaga over the rock group '
s new album "; "
he was infatuated with her " [
synonym :
{
enamored }, {
infatuated }, {
in love }, {
potty }, {
smitten },
{
soft on (
p )}, {
taken with (
p )}]
Smite \
Smite \ (
sm [
imac ]
t ),
v .
t . [
imp . {
Smote } (
sm [=
o ]
t ),
rarely {
Smit } (
sm [
i ^]
t );
p .
p . {
Smitten } (
sm [
i ^]
t "
t '
n ),
rarely {
Smit },
or {
Smote };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Smiting }
(
sm [
imac ]
t "[
i ^]
ng ).] [
AS .
sm [
imac ]
tan to smite ,
to soil ,
pollute ;
akin to OFries .
sm [
imac ]
ta to smite ,
LG .
smiten ,
D .
smijten ,
G .
schmeissen ,
OHG .
sm [
imac ]
zan to smear ,
stroke ,
OSw . &
dial .
Sw .
smita to smite ,
Dan .
smide to throw ,
Goth .
bismeitan ,
to anoint ,
besmear ;
cf .
Skr .
m [=
e ]
d to be fat .
The original sense seems to have been ,
to daub on ,
to smear .
Cf .
{
Smut }.]
1 .
To strike ;
to inflict a blow upon with the hand ,
or with any instrument held in the hand ,
or with a missile thrown by the hand ;
as ,
to smite with the fist ,
with a rod ,
sword ,
spear ,
or stone .
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1913 Webster ]
Whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek ,
turn to him the other also . --
Matt .
v .
39 .
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And David . . .
took thence a stone ,
and slang it ,
and smote the Philistine in his forehead . --
1 Sam .
xvii .
49 .
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2 .
To cause to strike ;
to use as an instrument in striking or hurling .
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Prophesy ,
and smite thine hands together . --
Ezek .
xxi .
14 .
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Saul . . .
smote the javelin into the wall . --
1 Sam .
xix .
10 .
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3 .
To destroy the life of by beating ,
or by weapons of any kind ;
to slay by a blow ;
to kill ;
as ,
to smite one with the sword ,
or with an arrow or other instrument .
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4 .
To put to rout in battle ;
to overthrow by war .
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5 .
To blast ;
to destroy the life or vigor of ,
as by a stroke or by some visitation .
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The flax and the barly was smitten . --
Ex .
ix .
31 .
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6 .
To afflict ;
to chasten ;
to punish .
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Let us not mistake God '
s goodness ,
nor imagine ,
because he smites us ,
that we are forsaken by him .
--
Wake .
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7 .
To strike or affect with passion ,
as love or fear .
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The charms that smite the simple heart . --
Pope .
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Smit with the love of sister arts we came . --
Pope .
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{
To smite off },
to cut off .
{
To smite out },
to knock out ,
as a tooth . --
Exod .
xxi .
27 .
{
To smite with the tongue },
to reproach or upbraid ;
to revile . [
Obs .] --
Jer .
xviii .
18 .
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Smitten \
Smit "
ten \ (
sm [
i ^]
t "
t '
n ),
p .
p .
of {
Smite }.
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1913 Webster ]
48 Moby Thesaurus words for "
smitten ":
affected ,
afflicted ,
attached to ,
becharmed ,
beguiled ,
beset ,
bewitched ,
bothered ,
burdened ,
captivated ,
charmed ,
crazy about ,
crushed ,
devoted to ,
distressed ,
enamored ,
enamored of ,
enchanted ,
enraptured ,
enthralled ,
far gone on ,
fascinated ,
fond of ,
gaga ,
gone on ,
haunted ,
heartsmitten ,
hipped on ,
in love with ,
infatuate ,
infatuated ,
mad about ,
nuts about ,
partial to ,
plagued ,
smitten with ,
stricken ,
struck ,
struck with ,
stuck on ,
sweet on ,
taken with ,
troubled ,
vexed ,
wedded to ,
wild about ,
worried ,
wrapped up in
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