II. slam <slammed; slamming> [slæm] 动词 trans
| I | slam |
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| you | slam |
| he/she/it | slams |
| we | slam |
| you | slam |
| they | slam |
| I | slammed |
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| you | slammed |
| he/she/it | slammed |
| we | slammed |
| you | slammed |
| they | slammed |
| I | have | slammed |
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| you | have | slammed |
| he/she/it | has | slammed |
| we | have | slammed |
| you | have | slammed |
| they | have | slammed |
| I | had | slammed |
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| you | had | slammed |
| he/she/it | had | slammed |
| we | had | slammed |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
You're rejected under 102a for it being known by others, here's my proof, bam slam down the provisional.
patentlyo.com Doors slam shut by themselves and disembodied voices clearly call out for help.
en.wikipedia.org His final dunk of the night was a between-the-legs one-handed slam that he performed after taking off his shoes.
en.wikipedia.org The kind of word that sounds like its very definition: buzz, whirr, slam, clang.
www.statesman.com Can belted his first career grand slam this season as well.
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