wallop

n.

猛击；冲击力；奔驰；快感

vt.

猛击，击败；

vi.

冲过去；打滚；颠簸；沸腾

adj.

大的，极大的；

复数：wallops过去式：walloped过去分词：walloped现在分词：walloping第三人称单数：wallops

1. She walloped the ball (for) miles.
   她把球打出很远很远。
2. My father used to wallop me if I told lies.
   以前我要是说谎，我父亲就狠狠揍我。

1. He crashed down on the floor with a wallop.
   他砰的一声倒在地板上了。
2. My mother gave me such a wallop when she eventually found me.
   妈妈最后找到我时狠狠揍了我一顿。

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