1.〈英俚〉发恶臭;名誉臭,坏透,讨厌透
1.an unpleasant smell
1.to give off an unpleasant smell
1.Christine : You know what? I think you take ping-pong a little too seriously.
克莉丝汀：你知道吗？我想你把兵乓球看得太严重了点。
2.The economy is rough locally and nationally; everyone seems to be bounced around like a ping-pong ball.
经济困境弥漫地区和全国，每个人像乒乓球前后颠跳不定。
3.Pingpong, an ordinary small ping- pong ball, but occurs on its body the matter may many, be possible not to be simple. . .
乒乓球，一个普普通通的小银球，但是在它身上发生的事儿可不少、可不简单…
4.Push a ping-pong table against a wall and play ping-pong with the wall, try to keep the ball off the ground.
把乒乓球桌一端顶着墙壁，站在另一端与墙对打，球不要落地。
5.You want me to play? You know I have no problem beating old people. Back where I come from, they call me Ping Pong Dre, all right?
你想要我玩？你知道我打败老人家没问题，我们那里的人都叫我乒乓德雷。
6.Once on shore, although I always sweat ping-pong, but the mind is exceptionally clear, and the heart has a strong sense of satisfaction.
打完乒乓的我虽然总是汗流浃背，可是头脑却格外的清醒，而且心里有一股强烈的满足感。
7.That was the most brilliant ping-pong matches I've ever seen. Thanks so much to you and your friend. He must be a ping-pong fan.
我从没看过这么精彩的乒乓球比赛。真要谢谢你和你的那位朋友。他一定是个球迷。
8.Now, of course, it is way harder to see that the ping-pong ball gets twice the speed of the billiard ball, because we don't do. . .
当然，更难看出的是，乒乓获得了两倍的速度，是台球速度的二倍，因为我们并没有做。
9.If Earth was the size of a basketball, all of its water would fit into a ping pong ball.
如果地球是一个篮球大小，就可以所有的水可以注进一个乒乓球。
10."It's OK at the moment, " he said, sitting in his basement den, which is decked out with a Ping-Pong table and wide-screen TV.
“目前一切没问题，”他坐在家中地下室的休闲房里说，这里配备了乒乓球桌和大屏幕电视。