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to punch
01
donner un coup de poing à
to beat someone or something with a closed fist quickly and forcefully
Intransitive
Transitive: to punch sb/sth
Exemples
The boxer aimed to punch his opponent in the face to gain the upper hand.
Le boxeur visait à frapper son adversaire au visage pour prendre l'avantage.
02
enfoncer, pousser violemment
to push or forcefully move something or someone using a quick, strong motion
Transitive: to punch sth somewhere
Exemples
He punched his way through the crowd, trying to reach the front.
Il a percé son chemin à travers la foule, essayant d'atteindre le devant.
03
perforer, poinçonner
to create a hole in a material using a sharp or pointed instrument
Transitive: to punch a hole in a material
Exemples
The machine punched several holes in the metal for the rivets.
La machine a poinçonné plusieurs trous dans le métal pour les rivets.
04
frapper, donner un coup de poing
to strike or propel a ball with a closed fist, typically in sports where hands are used for control or power
Exemples
In volleyball, players often punch the ball over the net as a last-resort move.
Au volley-ball, les joueurs frappent souvent le ballon par-dessus le filet en dernier recours.
Punch
01
pinçon
a machine or tool used for making holes in paper or other material
Exemples
The office manager bought a new punch for the department's paperwork needs.
Le responsable du bureau a acheté une nouvelle perforatrice pour les besoins en papiers du département.
02
punch
a drink made with a mixture of fruit juice, water, spices, and wine or other liquor, served hot or cold
Exemples
He enjoyed a refreshing glass of non-alcoholic punch at the summer picnic.
Il a apprécié un verre rafraîchissant de punch non alcoolisé lors du pique-nique d'été.
03
a hit or strike made with a closed fist, especially in boxing
Exemples
The boxer dodged and countered with a quick punch.
Arbre Lexical
puncher
punch
