1.缓步虫；蛞蝓a small soft creature, like a snail without a shell, that moves very slowly and often eats garden plants
2.(informal)少量，一小杯（烈性酒）a small amount of a strong alcoholic drink
He took another slug of whisky.他又喝了一点威士忌。
3.(informal)子弹a bullet
4.(informal)硬币形金属片，假硬币（有时用以从自动售货机中骗取东西）a piece of metal shaped like a coin used to get things from machines, etc., sometimes illegally
1.(informal)~ sb用力打；狠揍to hit sb hard, especially with your closed hand
2.~ sth猛击（球）to hit the ball hard
The candidates slugged it out in a series of debates.
参选者们在一连串的辩论中猛烈厮杀。
Bank of America and Citi have previously slugged it out for top spot, but now they have fallen to 8th and 11th respectively.
以前，美国银行（BoA）和花旗（Citi）曾经为了争夺第一而大打出手，如今它们已经分别下滑至第8名和第11名。
Prow and bouldered sea slugged it out all night, a clattering succession of growlers and bergy bits nudged aside, slowly but surely.
船整夜都在浮冰中航行，船侧发出接连的咔哒声，缓慢而清晰。
If you Google Toyota, among the first things that pop up is an ad slugged "Toyota Recall News. "
如果现在Google一下“丰田”，最先弹出来的就是夹有广告的“丰田召回新闻”。
In New York, cabs are very expensive. It's cheaper to get slugged by a mugger and wait for the ambulance.
纽约的出租车太贵了。还不如被劫匪打劫，等救护车来送回家更便宜些。
He was slugged on his jaw and fell down on the ground.
他的下巴上挨了重重一拳，摔倒在地上。
Our chaise slugged home in the storm.
我们的马车在暴风雪中缓慢地往家走。
Ben: He slugged you, dad!
本：他打你了，爸爸。
He slugged his wife and gave her a black eyes
他给了他妻子一巴掌，给了她黑眼圈。
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