wallop — to hit someone or something very hard
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to hit someone or something very hard
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwɑːləp/
Korean meaning: 세게 때리다, 강타하다
Korean pronunciation: 왈-럽 (강세: 왈)
Example Sentences
- The economic crisis walloped small businesses across the country.
- The boxer delivered a wallop that knocked his opponent out cold.
- My grandmother's apple pie packs quite a wallop of flavor!
wallop
VERB//ˈwɑːləp//
to hit someone or something very hard
Delivering a powerful wallop to the bag
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Origin
14세기 중세영어에서 유래된 의성어로, 강하게 때리는 소리를 표현하는 단어입니다. 'galop(질주하다)'와도 관련이 있어 빠르고 강한 움직임을 나타냅니다.
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“The economic crisis walloped small businesses across the country.”
“The boxer delivered a wallop that knocked his opponent out cold.”
“My grandmother's apple pie packs quite a wallop of flavor!”
“He got walloped by his little sister for eating her chocolate.”
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