slur造句

She didn't slur.

Be careful. Don't slur your shirt.

No such slur is permitted in Beijing.

A curved line indicating such a phrase; a slur.

He took the remarks as a slur on his reputation.

She had dared to cast a slur on his character.

Spare the child the slur of being a bastard.

The slur is to tell the singer to sing the two notes coherently.

It is immoral to CAST a slur on a person's reputation.

That sounds like a cheap fling at the poor creature, a slur ; but I do not mean it so.

Being called arrogant is a terrible slur, it means that you're not only a failure, but a poser as well.

Going back to language, think about what you make sense of when people speak: they mumble, break all the rules of grammar, slur words and so on.

Drunken speech hall marks include stammering and stuttering. Voices also tend to rise in pitch and words begin to slur, they said.

LH: Now when you use this so-called "derogatory" racial slur (WL: Yeah) Did you not think you would offend some people?

Don't try to slur over your weaknesses in English learning; only by facing up to them, can you win through in the end.

Over the past four years, poor Medvedev has had to live with the slur that – despite occupying the role of president – he was subservient to Putin, Russia's prime minister but pre-eminent leader.

Only a few years ago, actor Isaiah Washington lost his job on "Grey's Anatomy," months after he reportedly used a gay slur in referring to a fellow cast member.