wallop

• Substantivo que designa um golpe forte ou uma pancada violenta; também pode se referir a um impacto poderoso ou a uma surra.

A noun referring to a severe blow or a forceful, strong effect.

1. A severe blowB2informal

   A powerful hit or strike, often causing significant impact.

   Golpe forte

   • He gave the ball a mighty wallop and it flew over the fence.
   • The boxer delivered a wallop that knocked his opponent down.
   • She felt a sudden wallop on her shoulder from the falling branch.

   Sinônimosbashbiffblowcloutcrackhitpunchsmacksockstrikethumpwhack

2. A strong effectB2informal

   A forceful consequence or a powerful impact, often used figuratively.

   Forte impacto

   • The new tax law packed a real wallop for small businesses.
   • The movie's ending had an emotional wallop that left the audience in tears.
   • The economic crisis delivered a wallop to the housing market.

   Sinônimosconsequenceeffectforceimpactkickpunch

• Verbo usado para indicar bater em alguém ou algo com muita força, ou derrotar alguém de forma decisiva.

A verb used to indicate striking or hitting someone or something with great force, or to defeat decisively.

1. Strike forcefullyB2informal

   To hit someone or something with great force.

   Bater com força

   • He walloped the ball over the fence.
   • The boxer walloped his opponent with a powerful right hook.
   • She walloped the table in frustration.

   Sinônimosbashbeatbeltclouthitpummelslugsmashsockstrikethumpwhack

2. Defeat decisivelyB2informal

   To beat an opponent thoroughly and completely in a competition or contest.

   Derrotar de forma arrasadora

   • Our team walloped the rivals 10-0.
   • The champion walloped the challenger in the first round.
   • They walloped the competition in the final match.

   Sinônimosclobbercreamcrushdrubhammerpasteroutthrashtrouncevanquish

   Antônimoslosesuccumbsurrenderyield