pummel 的定义
pum·meled, pum·mel·ing or pum·melled, pum·mel·ling.
- to beat or thrash with or as if with the fists.
pummel 近义词
beat, pommel
更多pummel例句
- Similarly, the pandemic has pummeled the restaurant business.
- If Maddow has been pummeled by the demands of a prime-time cable show, she’s done a fine job of camouflaging the toll.
- Some deals, like the one that took Richard Branson’s space company Virgin Galactic Holdings public, have done well, but five electric-car companies that went public via SPACs were subsequently pummeled with what Bloomberg called “brutal” corrections.
- Carlson used to invite progressive guests on his show, if only to try to pummel them.
- Jupiter gets hit with plenty of large meteors and comets, Saturn’s rings get pummeled by meteor strikes.
- Since then, conflict has continued to pummel much of the eastern part of the Congo, but Kisangani has remained relatively calm.
- On Sunday, Iroquois defenders used them to intimidate and pummel Canadians in a second-half surge.
- In an attempt to vanquish the monster, the superheroes step in and pummel him, knocking him to the ground.
- Romney let the Obama campaign pummel and define him as the profiteering-job destroyer from Bain.
- Barbie Nadeau on how one botched road could pummel Italy's economy.
- So manage the saddle that with one swing it will 'light on the horse's back with the pummel towards the horse's head (Fig. 207).
- Chunky bristled, but restrained himself, though he would have liked to fall on Tad Butler and pummel him.
- Never allow the reins to hang loosely on the horses neck, crutch, or pummel of the saddle.
- I would get another herdsman; but as for my wife, I'd tie her to the pummel of my saddle, and drag her like that to my castle.
- Something of this seemed to dawn on Dan Cassell as the boy he sought to pummel dodged his attack with such cleverness.