drubbing 的定义
- a beating; a sound thrashing.
- a decisive, humiliating defeat, as in a game or contest.
drubbing 近义词
defeat
更多drubbing例句
- Although the hearing was meant to focus on misinformation, it became an all-hands drubbing of the CEOs over everything from their market dominance to the fate of a local Republican party organization’s Facebook page.
- A spectacular drubbing would have been better, but simply collecting victories keeps the Aggies in the playoff picture for another week.
- He just wanted to bring the drubbing San Diego Republicans had experienced into relief.
- Her Food Network-colleague Guy Fieri opened a new restaurant and Times Square and received a drubbing in The New York Times.
- She took a drubbing, fielding accusations of self-aggrandizement from the financial press and fans alike.
- The Republican senator took a drubbing in his own state from Democratic strategist Pat Caddell.
- After the drubbing I gave James Turrell's Guggenheim mess, it's a pleasure to have found a Light And Space work I can get behind.
- Last week, after rounds of critical drubbing, Lazaro landed in the top three.
- I want Thatcher to have his way in that convention, naming the ticket as far as he pleases, and appearing to give me a drubbing.
- He would have handed me a merciless drubbing if he had caught me, with my nether end hanging helplessly on the outside.
- Go to him there, and you'll find him perched on a stool, and a good drubbing won't hurt him.
- He gave young McKenzie a severe drubbing and the latter had to go home with his clothes torn and his nose bleeding.
- I want to see you give that big brute the drubbing he merits, so he will keep still for a while.