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drub·bing [ˈdrʌbɪŋ] SOST usu sing colloq
1. drubbing SPORT (defeat):
- drubbing
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drub <-bb-> [drʌb] VB vb trans
1. drub (hit or beat repeatedly):
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- jdn/etw verprügeln
2. drub colloq (defeat thoroughly):
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- jdn/etw vernichtend schlagen
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- drubbing colloq
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| I | have | drubbed |
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| you | have | drubbed |
| he/she/it | has | drubbed |
| we | have | drubbed |
| you | have | drubbed |
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| you | had | drubbed |
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He gave up five goals in a 52 drubbing.
en.wikipedia.org They were drubbed at home to open the season, this one might not be any easier.
www.thestar.com Teams in the past have flown through friendlies, drubbed teams and then disappointed.
www.fourfourtwo.com Both his performance and the entire production were drubbed by critics.
en.wikipedia.org They've dropped five straight overall and been drubbed 20-6 in the goal department.
www.edmontonjournal.com Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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de.qantara.de After 11 uninterrupted years at the helm of government, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his partym, the AKP, have suffered their first major political drubbing over the past six days.
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Nach elf Jahren ununterbrochener Alleinregierung hat Ministerpräsident Recep Tayyip Erdogan mit seiner AKP in den letzten sechs Tagen erstmals eine schwere politische Niederlage einstecken müssen.