0 to hit someone hard, especially with the flat part of the hand or with something held in the hand -- (尤指用手或物体)猛击,重击
He called it full-on, cellphone-waving arena rock schmaltz, with husky, slow-moving guitars and a wallop of meaninglessly earnest vocals.
If the player chooses to do so, the player-controlled owl will go zooming toward your enemy and wallop it with your claws as stated in the review.
He got his hand walloped with a ruler, not because he really knew but because he used done for did.
Like most memorable phrases, this one packs a wallop.
Students seem only too ready to believe that what they are being given in their courses is just a barrel of old cod's wallop.
After the appraisal in 1989, the price went walloping up, first by £81 million and then by another £20 million.
I do not know about being badly walloped.
I remember being what my parents called "walloped," and it was the best part of my education.
中文繁体
(尤指用手或物體)猛擊,重擊, (尤指體育比賽中)輕鬆擊敗…
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dar una paliza a, golpear, pegar fuerte…
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socar, dar uma surra em…
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dövmek, patlatmak, pataklamak…
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cogner, taper (sur), gros coup…
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(z)mlátit, úder…
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ramme hårdt, hårdt slag…
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memukul keras, pukulan…
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