名词冲击力; 猛击; 奔驰; 快感
及物动词猛击，击败
不及物动词冲过去; 打滚; 颠簸; 沸腾
形容词大的，极大的
wallop的意思
及物动词
1. He walloped me at tennis.
在网球比赛中，他击败了我。
不及物动词
1. The old car walloped down.
这辆旧汽车东倒西歪地行驶。
名词
1. Down he went with a wallop!
他轰隆一声摔倒了！
1. 乱窜,猛冲,冲击力：9. consensus 舆论 | 10. wallop 乱窜,猛冲,冲击力 | 11. epidemiological 流行病学的
2. 猛冲：Walloon 瓦龙人 | wallop 猛冲 | walloping 殴打
3. 颠簸猛撞：wall-sided 直舷的 | wallop 颠簸猛撞 | wallow 颠簸疾吹翻滚
4. 乱窜：paw 动物的爪 | wallop 乱窜 | gallop 猛冲
1. 重击;狠揍
If you wallop someone or something, you hit them very hard, often causing a dull sound.
e.g. Once, she walloped me over the head with a frying pan.
有一次，她用煎锅狠狠地砸了我的头。
e.g. ...a big-serving tennis player who wallops the ball so hard that it often finishes out of court.
常常因用力过度而将球击出场外的大力发球的网球运动员
1. It wasn't just the trees that weren't ready for a wintry wallop.
2. wallop的反义词
2. Wallop has admitted the baggage belonged to him but denied he sought to transport the goods for commercial gain.
3. He did not say how the company would pursue Wallop for the cash.
noun
1. a severe blow
2. wallop
2. a forceful consequence
a strong effect
e.g. the book had an important impact on my thinking
the book packs a wallop
Synonym: impact
verb