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drubbing

/ˈdrʌb.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une défaite sévère dans une compétition ou un concours, ou l'acte de battre quelqu'un à répétition comme punition., Verbe surtout vieilli ou littéraire signifiant battre ou frapper quelqu'un, souvent avec un bâton ou une massue ; infliger une défaite écrasante dans une compétition.

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noun

/ˈdrʌb.ɪŋ/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une défaite sévère dans une compétition ou un concours, ou l'acte de battre quelqu'un à répétition comme punition.

A noun referring to a decisive defeat in a competition or contest, or the act of beating someone repeatedly as a form of punishment.

  1. Sound defeatC1informal

    A decisive and thorough defeat in a competition or contest.

    frDéfaite cuisante

    • The home team suffered a drubbing in the championship match.
    • The incumbent candidate received a drubbing at the polls.
    • After that drubbing, the team knew they had to change their strategy.

    Synonymesbeatinghammeringpoundingroutthrashingtrouncingwallopingwhipping

    Antonymessuccesstriumphvictorywin

  2. Corporal punishmentC2formal

    The act of beating someone repeatedly as a form of punishment.

    frCorrection corporelle, raclée

    • In the past, a drubbing was a common punishment for misbehavior.
    • The historical account described the drubbing of the prisoner.
    • The novel's villain threatened the hero with a severe drubbing.

    Synonymesbeatingcaningflogginglashingspankingthrashingwallopingwhipping

Formes
  • drubbings plural form
  • drubbings' possessive plural form
  • drubbing's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

drub/drʌb/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe surtout vieilli ou littéraire signifiant battre ou frapper quelqu'un, souvent avec un bâton ou une massue ; infliger une défaite écrasante dans une compétition.

An archaic verb meaning to beat or thrash someone, often with a stick or cudgel; to defeat decisively in a contest.

  1. Beat or thrashC2formal

    To hit or beat someone repeatedly, often with a stick or other object.

    frBattre ou rosser

    • The soldiers were ordered to drub the rebels into submission.
    • He threatened to drub the thief if he caught him again.
    • The old man drubbed the dust out of the carpet with a stick.

    Synonymesbashbatterbeatclobberhammerpoundpummelthrashthumpwallop

  2. Defeat decisivelyC2informal

    To defeat someone thoroughly in a competition or contest.

    frbattre à plate couture

    • The home team drubbed their opponents 10-0.
    • She drubbed her rival in the final round of the debate.
    • The champion drubbed all challengers with ease.

    Synonymesannihilateclobbercrushhammeroverwhelmroutthrashtrouncewallop

    Antonymeslosesurrenderyield

Formes
  • drubbed past participle
  • drubbed past simple
  • drubbing present participle
  • drubs third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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