pounder

/poun-der/US // ˈpaʊn dər //UK // (ˈpaʊndə) //

击球手,比目鱼,击球者,比目镜

Definitions

n.名词 noun

It is a good-sized quarter pounder of pearly meat spiced and rolled in Japanese breadcrumbs, then pan-fried to a crisp.
Never a renegade or table-pounder, he pushed for incremental change through quiet persuasion.
A hundred-pounder gun was being fired from the ship's side right over his head.
On trains, busses, and Pullmans he pays the same adult fare as the two-hundred-pounder across the aisle.
I used to wade out to where the turtles were, and on catching a big six-hundred-pounder, I would calmly sit astride on his back.
"Hadn't oughter named sich a clumsy pounder as that 'Abraham Lincoln,'" he mused.
They only returned to the shore after a four-pounder had been fired over their heads.