clobber

• Umgangssprachliches Substantiv für persönliche Sachen, Habseligkeiten oder Kleidung und Ausrüstung.

An informal noun referring to personal belongings, possessions, or items of clothing and equipment.

unzählbar

1. Personal belongings or equipmentB2informalbritish

   Informal term for personal possessions, clothes, or gear.

   Persönliche Sachen oder Ausrüstung

   • He packed all his clobber into a suitcase.
   • Don't leave your clobber lying around the house.
   • She brought her gym clobber to the club.

   Synonymeclothesequipmentgearkitparaphernaliastuff

• Verb, das einen heftigen Schlag gegen jemanden oder etwas bezeichnet oder eine entschiedene Niederlage.

A verb used to indicate striking or hitting someone or something heavily, or defeating decisively.

1. Strike violentlyB2informalbritish

   To hit someone or something hard and repeatedly.

   Verprügeln

   • The bully clobbered the smaller kid in the playground.
   • He clobbered the nail with a hammer until it was flush.
   • The boxer clobbered his opponent with a powerful right hook.

   Synonymebashbatterbeathitpoundpummelslugthrashthumpwallop

2. Defeat decisivelyB2informal

   To beat someone thoroughly and conclusively in a competition or fight.

   Besiegen

   • Our team clobbered the rivals 10-0 in the final match.
   • The champion clobbered the challenger in the first round.
   • She clobbered her opponent in the debate with solid arguments.

   Synonymeannihilatecreamcrushdrubhammerlickoverwhelmpasteroutslaughterthrashtrouncewallop