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to wallop
01
frapper avec force, donner un coup
to hit forcefully
Transitive: to wallop sb/sth
Example
The hammer missed the nail and walloped the thumb instead.
The boxer managed to wallop his opponent with a powerful right hook.
In a fit of anger, he threatened to wallop the table with his fist.
02
frapper fortement, battre sévèrement
to heavily defeat someone or something
Transitive: to wallop a competitor
Example
The team walloped their rivals in the championship game.
The boxer walloped his opponent in the first round, securing an early victory.
The coach was thrilled when his team walloped the competition in the tournament.
Exemple
The hammer missed the nail and walloped the thumb instead.
The boxer managed to wallop his opponent with a powerful right hook.
In a fit of anger, he threatened to wallop the table with his fist.
The batter aimed to wallop the baseball out of the park for a home run.
The child accidentally walloped his friend with a well-aimed snowball.
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