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wallops

/ˈwɑləps/

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noun

重击，猛击

A heavy blow, punch.

Examples :

"The boxer delivered several powerful wallops to his opponent's face. "

这位拳击手朝对手的脸狠狠地打了好几拳重击。

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noun

拳头，猛击。

A person's ability to throw such punches.

Examples :

"The boxer's powerful physique hinted at the wallops he could deliver in the ring. "

这位拳击手强壮的体格暗示了他在拳击台上能使出的重拳威力。

ability sport human action

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noun

心理冲击，精神打击

An emotional impact, psychological force.

Examples :

"The teacher's criticism had a wallop, making Sarah doubt her abilities. "

老师的批评给莎拉带来了很大的心理冲击，让她开始怀疑自己的能力。

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noun

激动，兴奋，刺激。

A thrill, emotionally excited reaction.

Examples :

"The student got major wallops from acing the difficult exam she had been worried about. "

这位学生考过了她一直担心的难题考试，这让她感到非常激动和兴奋。

emotion sensation

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noun

煮沸物

Anything produced by a process that involves boiling; beer, tea, whitewash.

Examples :

"After a long day of gardening, a few wallops of homemade root beer really hit the spot. "

在花园里忙碌了一整天后，几杯自制的根啤这种煮沸物真是太解渴了。

drink food process

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noun

肥肉，厚厚的脂肪。

A thick piece of fat.

Examples :

"The butcher trimmed the steak, removing the wallops of fat around the edges. "

屠夫修剪牛排，剔除了边缘一圈圈的肥肉。

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noun

小跑，疾驰

A quick rolling movement; a gallop.

Examples :

"The children, in their excitement, ran from the house in noisy wallops, their laughter echoing across the yard. "

孩子们兴奋地从小屋里一阵小跑着冲了出来，笑声在院子里回荡。

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verb

猛冲，飞奔。

To rush hastily.

Examples :

"The dog wallops down the stairs when he hears the word "walk". "

听到“散步”这个词，那只狗就猛冲下楼。

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verb

挣扎，翻滚

To flounder, wallow.

Examples :

"The tired puppy wallops around in its water bowl, trying to cool off on the hot day. "

那只疲惫的小狗在水碗里挣扎翻滚，想在这炎热的一天凉快下来。

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verb

沸腾，翻滚。

To boil with a continued bubbling or heaving and rolling, with noise.

Examples :

"The thick chili wallops in the pot on the stove, sending up savory smells. "

那锅浓稠的辣椒酱在炉子上沸腾翻滚，散发出诱人的香味。

food utensil process

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verb

猛击，痛打。

To strike heavily, thrash soundly.

Examples :

"The strong wind wallops the side of the house during the storm. "

暴风雨中，强风猛烈地抽打着房屋的侧面。

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verb

痛击，狠揍。

To trounce, beat by a wide margin.

Examples :

"The basketball team walloped their rivals in the final game, winning by 30 points. "

那支篮球队在决赛中痛击了他们的对手，以30分的优势获胜。

achievement sport action entertainment

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verb

临时包裹，草草包扎

To wrap up temporarily.

Examples :

"Since "wallops" means "to wrap up temporarily," the sentence should illustrate something being wrapped up briefly, not a forceful blow. Here's a sentence that does that: "She wallops the leftovers in plastic wrap before putting them in the fridge." "

她用保鲜膜把剩菜随便裹一下就放进了冰箱。

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verb

蹒跚，摇摇摆摆地走

To move in a rolling, cumbersome manner; to waddle.

Examples :

"The overstuffed shopping cart wallops down the grocery aisle, nearly hitting a display of canned goods. "

塞得满满当当的购物车在食品通道里摇摇摆摆地走着，差点撞到一排罐头。

action body way animal

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verb

邋遢，不整洁.

To be slatternly.

Examples :

"Definition: To be slatternly. Example Sentence: "She always wallops, never taking time to keep her appearance neat." "

她总是邋里邋遢的，从来不花时间打理自己的外表。

appearance style character

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verb

广播，群发消息。

To send a message to all operators on an Internet Relay Chat server.

Examples :

"The IRC administrator wallops the server, announcing a scheduled downtime for maintenance. "

IRC管理员在服务器上广播了一条消息，宣布计划停机维护。

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