1.〈口〉猛击;击溃,打垮;【棒】猛打
2.〈古,方〉同“gallop”
3.窜过去,冲过去;笨拙沉重地走,摇摇晃晃地走;(动物)在泥中打滚;(车等)颠簸
4.沸腾作声
1.〈口〉猛击;击溃,打垮;【棒】猛打
2.〈古,方〉同“gallop”
3.窜过去,冲过去;笨拙沉重地走,摇摇晃晃地走;(动物)在泥中打滚;(车等)颠簸
4.沸腾作声
1.〈口〉猛击,痛打;冲击力;〈比喻〉作用力,效力
2.〈方,口〉笨拙的动作
3.〈美口〉强烈快感
4.〈英俚〉啤酒
1.〈口〉猛击,痛打;冲击力;〈比喻〉作用力,效力
2.〈方,口〉笨拙的动作
3.〈美口〉强烈快感
4.〈英俚〉啤酒
1.仅用于下列习语
1.to hit someone or something very hard
2.to thoroughly defeat someone in a game
3.<archaic,regional>Same as gallop
1.a hard hit or force
1.When he chose his father, she walloped him hard enough to knock him off the sofa and onto a glass coffee table.
当詹姆斯选择父亲时，母亲狠狠地将他揍了一顿，将他从沙发上拽起扔到一张玻璃咖啡桌上。
2.It was walloped during the global financial crisis, but recovered faster than any other rich country.
在全球金融危机期间，韩国经济曾遭受重创，但其恢复的速度要比任何发达国家都快。
3.REPUBLICANS walloped Democrats in November, thanks to concern over big government, high taxes and a crippling deficit.
11月选举中，共和党给了民主党当头一棒，这是人们担忧大政府、高税收和严重赤字的结果。
4.From Bradford to Barcelona, the little master has walloped home some of the most memorable strikes of the decade.
从布拉德福德到巴塞罗那，这个小个子大师给曼联球迷提供了这10年中最美好的回忆。
5.A YEAR ago almost every economy in the world was being walloped.
一年前，世界上几乎每一个经济体都遭受了强烈的冲击。
6.Even the most recession-walloped and otherwise diminished man can take pride in his essential role as father.
即便是在经济衰退中遭创最重，因而其他方面亦颜面尽失的男人，也会因其身为人父这个不可或缺的角色而自感岸然。
7.In Michigan Rick Snyder walloped his Democratic opponent by bragging about his managerial skills.
在密歇根，里克•施耐德（RickSnyder）吹嘘他的管理技能，以求打败民主党对手。
8.She walloped the ball (for) miles.
她把球打出很远很远。
9.But it faced unexpected challenges from both the slushy snowstorm that walloped the Northeast and Friday night's World Series Game 7.
但这部影片也遇到了意想不到的挑战，即袭击美国东北部的暴风雪和上周五晚间举行的世界职业棒球大赛第七场的比赛。
10.On February 14th a court in Ecuador walloped Chevron, an oil giant based in California, with a $9. 47 billion fine.
2月14日，厄瓜多尔一家法庭以94.7亿美元的罚金给了雪佛龙这家加州石油巨头重重一击。