walloping nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di walloping nel dizionario inglese»bulgaro

walloping SOST senza pl colloq

walloping

бой m

walloping

пердах m

to give sb a walloping

напердашвам нкг

I.wallop [ˈwɒləp, Am ˈwɑːləp] VB vb trans

1. wallop colloq (hit hard):

wallop

бия

to wallop sb across the head

бия нкг по главата

2. wallop fig colloq (beat in competition):

wallop

побеждавам

to be walloped

победен съм

II.wallop [ˈwɒləp, Am ˈwɑːləp] SOST colloq

wallop

пердах m

to give a wallop to sb

пердаша нкг

walloping Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to give sb a walloping

напердашвам нкг

to wallop sb across the head

бия нкг по главата

to give a wallop to sb

пердаша нкг

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

And for you it offers a kind of respite as the little ones stop walloping the byjaysus and play nicely for a while.

www.leinsterleader.ie

Wellington has begun the new year in trademark style -- with strong winds walloping the region.

www.stuff.co.nz

Now, in our neighborhood, a fundraiser is considered a walloping success if it raises anywhere near the thousand dollar mark.

www.shape.com

It's all speculation at this stage, but the kiwi's taken a bit of a walloping.

www.sharechat.co.nz

When they collide, there's a walloping impact -- enough to create a high density of matter and radiation with a very high, albeit finite, temperature.

www.salon.com

Others are provocative shows which have bucked the trend of creative decline and still deliver walloping writing and direction.

www.smh.com.au

Your kind of walloping during a breakup is also a reflection of how your body generally responds to stress.

www.medicaldaily.com

It also has a walloping 663lb ft of torques.

www.topgear.com

If we live a high-stress, fast-paced lifestyle, or live our lives on an emotional rollercoaster, our adrenal glands can get a walloping.

www.stuff.co.nz

We couldn't have it ended it on any previous series because they always ended on walloping, great cliffhangers.

metro.co.uk