walloping

• 非正式形容词，用来形容某物非常大、威力强大或令人震撼（在体积或效果上）。

An informal adjective used to describe something that is very large, powerful, or impressive in size or effect.

1. Very largeB2informal

   Used informally to describe something that is extremely large in size, amount, or degree.

   巨大的

   • He received a walloping fine for speeding.
   • They served a walloping portion of ice cream.
   • The company made a walloping profit this quarter.

   同义词colossalenormousgigantichugehumongousimmensemammothmassiveprodigiousstupendousthumpingtremendouswhopping

   反义词insignificantlittleminiatureminutesmalltinywee

• 名词，指决定性的或毁灭性的失败，常用于体育或游戏等竞技语境；也可指一顿痛打或严厉惩罚。

A noun referring to a decisive or sound defeat, often in a competitive context such as sports or games.

1. Sound defeatB2informal

   A severe or decisive defeat, especially in a competition or contest.

   惨败

   • The team suffered a walloping in the championship game.
   • He gave his opponent a real walloping in the boxing match.
   • After that walloping, they knew they had to train harder.

   同义词beatingdrubbinghammeringlickingpoundingroutthrashingtrouncingwhipping

   反义词successtriumphvictorywin

• 用力猛击某人或某物；也指彻底击败或击溃对手。

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.

   猛击

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

   同义词bashbeatbeltclouthitpummelslugsmashsockstrikethumpwhack

2. Defeat decisivelyB2informal

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

   彻底击败

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

   同义词clobbercreamcrushdrubhammerpasteroutthrashtrouncevanquish

   反义词losesuccumbsurrenderyield