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pound

/paʊnd/

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noun

/paʊnd/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: единица веса (равная 16 унциям или 453,6 грамма), денежная единица (британский фунт стерлингов) или место содержания бездомных животных.

A noun with multiple meanings: a unit of weight (equal to 16 ounces or 453.6 grams), a unit of currency (the British pound sterling), or a place where stray animals are kept.

  1. A1formal

    A unit of weight equal to 16 ounces or approximately 453.6 grams.

    ruФунт

    • She bought a pound of apples at the market.
    • The baby weighed eight pounds at birth.
    • He lost ten pounds after starting his diet.
  2. CurrencyA1formal

    The standard monetary unit of the United Kingdom and some other countries.

    ruФунт

    • The book costs ten pounds.
    • He exchanged his dollars for pounds at the bank.
    • The British pound is stronger than the euro today.

    Synonymsnickerpound sterlingquidsterling

  3. Animal shelterB1informal

    A place where stray or unwanted animals are kept.

    ruПриют для животных

    • They adopted a dog from the local pound.
    • The pound is full of cats waiting for homes.
    • She volunteers at the animal pound every weekend.

    Synonymsdog poundkennelshelter

Forms
  • pounds plural form
  • pounds' possessive plural form
  • pound's possessive singular form
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verb

/paʊnd/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения повторяющегося удара по чему-либо с силой или измельчения чего-либо в порошок или пасту.

A verb used to indicate the act of striking or hitting something repeatedly with force, or to crush something into a powder or paste.

  1. Hit repeatedlyB1formal

    To strike or hit something heavily and repeatedly.

    ruУдарять

    • He pounded the nail into the wood with a hammer.
    • The waves pounded against the rocky shore.
    • She pounded her fist on the table in frustration.

    Synonymsbatterbeatbelaborbuffetdrubhammerpummelstrikethump

    Antonymscaresspatstroketap

  2. B1formal

    To beat or throb with a strong, regular rhythm, often due to pain or emotion.

    ruБиться или пульсировать

    • His heart pounded with excitement as he waited.
    • My head was pounding after the loud concert.
    • The music pounded through the walls of the club.

    Synonymsbeatdrumhammerpalpitatepulsatepulsethrobthump

  3. B2formal

    To crush or grind something into a powder or paste.

    ruТолочь

    • Pound the garlic and ginger together in a mortar.
    • She pounded the spices into a fine powder.
    • The machine pounds the grain into flour.

    Synonymsbraycomminutecrushgrindmashsmash

Forms
  • pounded past participle
  • pounded past simple
  • pounding present participle
  • pounds third person singular

Phrasal variantspound offpound up

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