pummelled

英 [ˈpʌmld]

美 [ˈpʌmld]

v.  连续猛击; 反复拳打; 捶打
pummel的过去分词和过去式

过去式：pummelled　

柯林斯词典

in AM, usually use 美国英语通常用 pummeling, pummeled


• VERB 连续猛击；反复拳打；捶打
  If youpummelsomeone or something, you hit them many times using your fists.
  1. He trapped Conn in a corner and pummeled him ferociously for thirty seconds.
     他将康恩逼进一个角落，用拳头暴打了他半分钟。

双语例句

• European and Gulf states pulled their ambassadors out of Syria yesterday, as government forces again pummelled the rebellious city of Homs and Russia claimed President Bashar al-Assad was ready to launch reforms.
  由于叙利亚政府军再度炮击反对派控制的霍姆斯市（Homs），欧洲和海湾国家昨日纷纷召回各自驻叙利亚的大使。同时，俄罗斯方面声称，叙利亚总统巴沙尔阿萨德（Basharal-Assad）愿意实施改革。
• Shares in Macquarie Group and Babcock& Brown were further pummelled yesterday amid rising investor concern that the global credit crisis would affect their ability to repay debt.
  投资者们越来越担心全球信贷危机将会影响到麦格理集团（macquariegroup）和柏克布朗（babcock&brown）偿付债务的能力，两家公司的股票昨日进一步下跌。
• A bald man, flesh withered by age, stropped a razor as he gyrated to a rhythm only he could hear. A man on a bench was being pummelled by a stout wrestler wielding a soapy rope.
  一个秃顶的人，肌肉因年老而萎缩，以只有他能听到的韵律磨着剃刀；一名男子躺在长凳上，一个胖子挥舞着泡满肥皂水的绳子往他身上打。
• Part of it is the sheer physical stamina required by modern politicians, pummelled by a 24-hour domestic news cycle and stretched by a global agenda spanning multiple time zones.
  其中一项要求是：现代政客就得先有强健的体力，他们得24小时全天候关注层出不穷的国内新闻，还得跨越多个时区去参与处理全球事务。
• The child pummelled his mother angrily as she carried him home.
  那孩子因其母带他回家而生气地捶打着母亲。
• Credit rating agencies, pummelled by politicians for their sovereign debt warnings since the Greek crisis erupted two years ago, might appreciate the irony.
  信用评级机构或许可以体会到其中的讽刺意味。自两年前希腊危机爆发以来，信用评级机构因发出主权债务警告而遭到政客们的抨击。
• They knocked him down and pummelled him with blows.
  他们将他打倒，用拳头猛揍他。
• FIVE months after a tsunami and nuclear meltdown assailed Japan, the economy has been pummelled by fresh blows.
  五个月前的海啸和核泄漏事件让日本受到重创，而如今日本经济正惨遭新一轮打击。
• He fists pummelled at his chest.
  她用拳头连连捶打他的胸膛。
• True, there is a danger that concerns for nationalisation become self-fulfilling: pummelled stock prices reinforce fading confidence in a bank, thus increasing the likelihood of intervention.
  诚然，对国有化的担忧存在自我实现的风险：股价重挫加剧了投资者对一家银行信心的减弱，因而加大了政府干预的可能性。