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Definition
To slap someone in the face.
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How it's used
This term is a highly aggressive and informal way to describe a forceful slap across the face. It carries a strong sense of suddenness and physical confrontation, often used in heated arguments or when someone is extremely provoked. Because of its violent nature, it is considered rude and should be avoided in polite or professional settings.
Examples
He slapped me in the face out of nowhere, it is really outrageous.
Related words
Common phrases
to slap someone in the face
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with generic words for hitting like 打. This specifically targets the face and implies a swinging motion, making it much more specific and offensive than a standard physical strike.
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