smack of (something)

To be strikingly reminiscent or suggestive of something; to give a strong indication or implication of something. Their whole PR statement about the firing smacks of corporate greed and incompetence. The judge's sudden reversal of his decision smacks of bribery or corruption, if you ask me.See also: of, smack

smack of something

to be reminiscent of something; to imply something. The whole scheme smacked of dishonesty and deception. All of this story smacks of illegal practices.See also: of, smack

smack of

v.1. To have the distinctive flavor or taste of something: The soup smacks of garlic.2. To give an indication of something; be suggestive of something: The city's reluctance to investigate the murder smacked of corruption.See also: of, smack

单词	smack of (something)
释义	smack of (something) smack of (something) To be strikingly reminiscent or suggestive of something; to give a strong indication or implication of something. Their whole PR statement about the firing smacks of corporate greed and incompetence. The judge's sudden reversal of his decision smacks of bribery or corruption, if you ask me.See also: of, smack smack of something to be reminiscent of something; to imply something. The whole scheme smacked of dishonesty and deception. All of this story smacks of illegal practices.See also: of, smack smack of v.1. To have the distinctive flavor or taste of something: The soup smacks of garlic.2. To give an indication of something; be suggestive of something: The city's reluctance to investigate the murder smacked of corruption.See also: of, smack
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