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pound up

/paʊnd ʌp/

Traducción: Frasal verbal obsoleto que significa reunir o encerrar (por ejemplo, meter animales en un corral).

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verb

/paʊnd ʌp/formalobsoleto
  • esFrasal verbal obsoleto que significa reunir o encerrar (por ejemplo, meter animales en un corral).

An obsolete phrasal verb meaning to collect or gather together, or to confine (as in impounding animals).

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

  1. To crush or grindinformal

    To break something into small pieces or powder by hitting or grinding it repeatedly.

    esmoler golpeando

    • He pounded up the garlic cloves with a mortar and pestle.
    • The machine pounds up the coffee beans into a fine powder.
    • She pounded up the herbs to release their flavor.

    Sinónimoscomminutecrushgrindmashmillpowder

  2. To increase or intensifyinformalamerican

    To build up or increase something, often effort, speed, or intensity.

    esacrecentar, intensificar

    • The runner pounded up the pace in the final lap.
    • They pounded up the volume on the speakers for the concert.
    • He pounded up his efforts to finish the project on time.

    Sinónimosboostbuild upescalateincreaseintensifyramp upstep up

    Antónimosabatecalmdecreasediminisheaselessenmoderatereducerelaxweaken

Formas
  • pounded up past participle
  • pounded up past simple
  • pounding up present participle
  • pounds up third person singular

Verbo basepound

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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