I parked my fist right in Salman Rushdie's smug gob.

我暴揍萨曼？拉什迪那自命不凡的家伙。

I think she'll eat whatever you put in front of her, that one. What a gob.

我觉得你给她什么她都会吃。还说不停。

Then, a lab tech applies a gob of sunscreen to a different spot and allows it to dry.

然后，实验人员会在不同地方涂上防晒霜并且等它变干。

They became the gob of choice for Western Horsemen.

它们成西部牛仔的首选。

I mean, judging by the evidence, I've certainly got a gob.

我的意思是，从证据来看，我确实有一张嘴。

You've got too much gob and brass for the donkey work.

你出太多劳力。

And that gob of pudding you call a daughter...

以及你那胖女儿。

Stuffed ones gob is a British expression meaning to cram food into your mouth in an impolite way.

“Stuffed ones gob”是英式俚语，意指不礼貌地口塞食物进嘴里。

Yes, that was the first bit where my gob was first smacked in the course of this documentary.

是的，那是纪录片中我的嘴第一次被扇的开始部分。

My first post, the local tribesmen honored a guest by cleaning his teacup with a gob of spit.

我的第一篇文章，当地部落成员用一口唾液清洁他的茶杯来尊重一位客人。

And what you've got is the perfectly ordinary word 'smacked' (to smack) and a Northern word 'gob'.Gob is the Northern word for mouth.

在合词里，我们看到的是一常用词，smacked（被打耳光；掌嘴）和一北方方言gob。Gob在方言里的意思是指“嘴巴”。

I used to live in Liverpool for many years and you'd say to people " ah, shut yer gob" , you know, and it simply means, mouth.

我曾经在利物浦生活过很多年，我们会说“闭上你的臭嘴（shut your gob）! ” ，是的，gob就是指“嘴巴”。

A report out earlier this week showed that last month's temperatures across the world were the warmest on record for a September, figures which scientists described as gob smacking.

本周早些时候发布的一份报告显示，上月世界各地的气温是有记录以来9月份最热的，科学家称一数字令人咋舌。

While coffee with a gob of fat may sound like a newfangled trend, the practice of ingesting coffee with fat was around even before people drank coffee as a beverage.

虽然含脂肪咖啡听起来像是一种新奇的趋势，但摄入含脂肪咖啡的做法甚至在人们将咖啡作饮料饮用之前就已经存在。

My best regards to you both. I am in the mood for capering, but I will stick to my word like a gob of glue. Good evening to you both.

我向你们俩致上最美好的祝福。我现在有兴致蹦蹦跳跳，但我会像胶水一样信守自己的诺言。祝你们两位晚安。

I've squeezed a huge gob of toothpaste onto the bristles, which brings a smile to my face: it seems that my teeth needed some extra help this morning.

我把一块牙膏挤在刷毛上，让我的脸上露出笑容：今天早上我的牙齿似乎需要一些额外的帮助。

There was still sawdust sprinkled on the floor, Billy noted, as if this were a twenties speakeasy instead of a millennium eatery where you couldn't smoke, let alone spit a gob of tobacco between your feet.

比利注意到地板上仍旧擻满锯末，仿佛是一家1920年代贩私酒的地下酒吧，而不是21世纪的现代餐厅，里面吸烟尚且不许，更不可能随口将烟萆啐在双脚间。