whacking

• 过时的英国俚语形容词，意为极大的、巨大的。

An old-fashioned British slang adjective meaning very large or enormous.

1. EnormousB2informalbritish

   Extremely large in size or amount.

   巨大的

   • He took a whacking great bite out of the cake.
   • They paid a whacking sum for that old house.
   • There was a whacking pile of paperwork on his desk.

   同义词colossalenormousgiantgigantichugeimmensemassive

   反义词minusculeminuteslightsmalltiny

• 非正式的英式副词，表示“非常”或“极其”，用于加强语气，常见于“whacking great”这一短语中，形容某物非常大或令人印象深刻。

An informal British adverb meaning 'very' or 'extremely,' used for emphasis, often in the phrase 'whacking great' to describe something very large or impressive.

1. C1informalbritish

   Used as an intensifier to mean very or extremely.

   极其

   • That was a whacking great lie.
   • He earns a whacking big salary.
   • It's a whacking huge building.

   同义词awfullyextremelyhugelyimmenselyjollymightyreallyterriblyvery

• 名词，指用反复击打的方式施加体罚的行为。

A noun referring to the act of inflicting corporal punishment with repeated blows.

1. Act of beatingB2informal

   The act of hitting someone or something repeatedly, often as a form of punishment.

   痛打

   • The child received a whacking for misbehaving.
   • He gave the rug a good whacking to remove the dust.
   • The old punishment involved a severe whacking.

   同义词beatingdrubbingfloggingpoundingthrashingwalloping

• 动词，表示用力击打或猛击某物，常用于非正式语境。

A verb used to indicate the act of striking or hitting something with a sharp, forceful blow, often in a casual or informal context.

1. Hit hardB1informal

   To strike someone or something with a sharp, forceful blow.

   用力击打

   • He whacked the ball over the fence.
   • She whacked the table with her fist in frustration.
   • The child whacked his brother with a toy.

   同义词bashclouthitpoundslapslugsmackstrikethumpwallop