pummelled

英 [ˈpʌmld]

美 [ˈpʌmld]

v.  连续猛击; 反复拳打; 捶打
pummel的过去分词和过去式

过去式：pummelled　

柯林斯词典

in AM, usually use 美国英语通常用 pummeling, pummeled


• VERB 连续猛击；反复拳打；捶打
  If youpummelsomeone or something, you hit them many times using your fists.
  1. He trapped Conn in a corner and pummeled him ferociously for thirty seconds.
     他将康恩逼进一个角落，用拳头暴打了他半分钟。

双语例句

• But we pummelled them after half-time and had a lot of good opportunities but didn't take any.
  他们进球也正常，但我们下半场创造了不少机会却没有抓住。
• The shares of investment banks, pummelled by the mortgage mess and a drought in the buy-out market, posted their biggest daily gains in over a year.
  在被抵押危机打压及并购市场的萧条之后，投资银行的股票取得本年度最大单日升值。
• True, there is a danger that concerns for nationalisation become self-fulfilling: pummelled stock prices reinforce fading confidence in a bank, thus increasing the likelihood of intervention.
  诚然，对国有化的担忧存在自我实现的风险：股价重挫加剧了投资者对一家银行信心的减弱，因而加大了政府干预的可能性。
• That date falls? during life's earliest stages of development, between the period when the Earth was pummelled by interplanetary debris and when the atmosphere filled with oxygen.
  该时期正处于生命起源的早期，介于太阳系碎片撞击地球时期与大气层充满氧气时期之间。
• Japan, a mature economy, has been hounded by a global recession that has pummelled exports, which had been its main driver of growth, and by an exodus of foreign investors.
  作为一个成熟经济体，日本深受全球经济衰退的影响，其主要增长动力出口遭受重创，同时外国投资者大批撤离。
• They knocked him down and pummelled him with blows.
  他们将他打倒，用拳头猛揍他。
• The rising yen has pummelled Japanese share prices.
  日元升值打击了日本企业的股价。
• The boxer had pummelled his opponent into submission by the end of the fourth round.
  拳击手在第四回合将结束时将他的对手击倒认输。
• Shares in Macquarie Group and Babcock& Brown were further pummelled yesterday amid rising investor concern that the global credit crisis would affect their ability to repay debt.
  投资者们越来越担心全球信贷危机将会影响到麦格理集团（macquariegroup）和柏克布朗（babcock&brown）偿付债务的能力，两家公司的股票昨日进一步下跌。
• He fists pummelled at his chest.
  她用拳头连连捶打他的胸膛。