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punch

/pʌntʃ/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее сильный удар кулаком или смешанный напиток, обычно содержащий фруктовые соки, а иногда и алкоголь., Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия удара кулаком по чему-либо или кому-либо, или для управления устройством путём нажатия кнопки или клавиши.

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noun

/pʌntʃ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее сильный удар кулаком или смешанный напиток, обычно содержащий фруктовые соки, а иногда и алкоголь.

A noun referring to a forceful blow with the fist, or a mixed drink typically containing fruit juices and sometimes alcohol.

  1. Strike with fistA2formal

    A forceful blow delivered with the fist.

    ruУдар кулаком

    • He threw a punch at his opponent.
    • She landed a solid punch on the bag.
    • The boxer's punch was powerful and accurate.

    Синонимыbashblowbuffetcuffhitjabknockslugsmacksockthumpwallop

  2. BeverageA2formal

    A mixed drink made from fruit juices, spices, and often alcohol, served at parties.

    ruПунш

    • They served fruit punch at the party.
    • The host prepared a bowl of punch for the guests.
    • I prefer non-alcoholic punch over soda.

    Синонимыcocktailmixed drink

  3. B1formal

    A tool used for making holes or driving objects, such as a hole punch or a punch for metal.

    ruИнструмент

    • Use a hole punch to make holes in the paper.
    • The metal worker used a punch to create a dent.
    • He bought a new punch for his leatherworking project.

    Синонимыpuncher

  4. Impact or forceB2informal

    The power or effectiveness of something, especially in a figurative sense.

    ruСила

    • The speech had real punch and moved the audience.
    • The advertisement lacked punch and failed to attract attention.
    • Her argument had a lot of punch and convinced everyone.

    Синонимыbiteeffectivenessforceimpactkickpizzazzpowervigorvitalitywallopzing

Формы
  • punches plural form
  • punches' possessive plural form
  • punch's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/pʌntʃ/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия удара кулаком по чему-либо или кому-либо, или для управления устройством путём нажатия кнопки или клавиши.

A verb used to indicate the act of striking something or someone with a fist, or to operate a device by pressing a button or key.

  1. Strike with fistA2formal

    To hit someone or something with a closed fist.

    ruУдарить кулаком

    • He punched the wall in frustration.
    • The boxer punched his opponent in the face.
    • She punched the button to stop the machine.

    Синонимыbeltbopcloutcuffhitslugsockstrikethumpwallop

  2. Operate a deviceB1informal

    To press a button or key on a device.

    ruНажать

    • She punched the numbers into the calculator.
    • He punched the code into the keypad.
    • Punch the start button to begin the program.

    Синонимыdepresshitpresspushtap

  3. B1formal

    To make a hole in something using a tool or object.

    ruПробить отверстие

    • The ticket inspector punched a hole in my ticket.
    • She punched holes in the paper for the binder.
    • He punched a hole in the leather belt.

    Синонимыboredrillperforatepiercepuncturestamp

Формы
  • punched past participle
  • punched past simple
  • punching present participle
  • punches third person singular

Фразовые вариантыpunch inpunch out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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