Definicja i Znaczenie "slam"

to slam

CZASOWNIK

walnąć, trzasnąć

to hit or strike with great force, often making a loud noise

Complex Transitive: to slam sth on sth | to slam sth with sth

trzask żaluzji, zamknąć z hukiem

to forcefully or violently shut or close a door, lid, or other object

Transitive: to slam sth

2.1

zatrzasnąć, trzasnąć

(of a door, lid, or other object) to be closed or shut with force

uderzyć z impetem, trzasnąć

to hit or throw an object with great strength and intensity

Complex Transitive: to slam sth somewhere

skakać, tańczyć agresywnie

to engage in a style of dance often involving jumping, pushing, and colliding with other dancers

Intransitive

Slam

RZECZOWNIK

ostre stwierdzenie, szydercza uwaga

an aggressive remark directed at a person like a missile and intended to have a telling effect

grand slam, kontrakt slam

a contract bid in which the declarer aims to win all thirteen tricks, that is, to take all the remaining tricks after the opening lead

uderzenie, zderzenie

a forceful impact that makes a loud noise

huk, ułożenie

the noise made by the forceful impact of two objects

slam, poetycki slam

a poetry competition in which contestants recite their poems and the audience chooses the winner

What is a "slam"?

A slam is a competitive event in which poets perform their original works before an audience, often featuring a combination of spoken word, performance, and audience engagement. Slam poetry emphasizes both the delivery and content of the poems, encouraging poets to express their emotions and ideas with energy and passion. Participants are judged by audience members or appointed judges, and scores are often given based on criteria like creativity, performance style, and emotional impact. This dynamic form of poetry has gained popularity for its accessibility and ability to address social issues, personal experiences, and cultural themes, fostering a vibrant community of poets and fans.

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Przykład

In a moment of anger, the player slammed the chess piece onto the board.

The chef angrily slammed the pot on the stove, causing a loud clatter.

Cars often slam into each other when drivers are not paying attention.

In a fit of frustration, he slammed the malfunctioning phone on the desk.

Frustrated with the argument, she had to slam her hand on the table to make a point.

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