1.〈口〉打败(对手)
2.痛打;严责,痛骂
1.to easily defeat an opponent in a game, competition, election, etc.
1.It is setting up in Saudi Arabia and trouncing the competition in Asia, outside of Japan.
该公司正在沙特阿拉伯开设业务，并在日本以外的亚洲地区痛击竞争对手。
2.Barber and Odean concluded that overconfidence was a key factor -- people overestimated their ability to pick market-trouncing stocks.
巴博和奥丁总结道一个关键因素是---人们通常高估自己的能力去选择打赢市场的股票。
3.Seoul shocked the world by trouncing the French and is widely tipped to become the reactor supplier of choice to the developing world.
最终韩国大胜法国，震惊了全世界，人们普遍预测韩国将成为发展中国家的首选核反应堆供应商。
4.But you've taken quite a trouncing today, haven't you, Vergil?
但你今天已经大伤元气，对不对，维吉尔？
5.The 5150 was trouncing all the other microcomputers targeted for homes and small businesses.
5150打败所有其它目标用于家庭和小型企业的微型计算机。
6.According to the Forbes list of World Billionaires 2011, Carlos Slim is once again the richest man in the world, trouncing Bill Gates.
根据福布斯2011年的亿万富翁调查显示，CarlosSlim再次超越比尔盖茨成为世界最富有的人。
7.The Democratic former law professor is trouncing the ex-pilot in sales of action figures.
民主党前法律教授是痛击前的销售试点行动的数字。
8.The defeat also reflected deep disappointment at the DPJ's performance since trouncing the long-ruling Liberal Democratic party last year.
这次失败还反映出，自去年民主党击垮长期执政的自民党上台以来，民众对其表现深感失望。