pounding

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pound·ing /ˈpaʊndɪŋ/ noun

1 [singular, uncountableU]SOUND the action or the sound of something hitting a surface very hard many times 猛击（声）

pounding of

the pounding of the waves on the rocks below

底下波涛拍击岩石的声音

2. [singular, uncountableU] the action or sound of your heart beating 剧烈的心跳（声）

3 take a pounding

a) BEAT/DEFEATto be completely defeated 被彻底击败

Manchester United took a real pounding.

曼联队遭遇惨败。

b) PMWATTACKto be hit or attacked many times and often badly damaged 受到重创

The ship had taken a pounding on the rocks.

这条船触礁了，船体严重受损。

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take a pounding• But if the choppers took a pounding, the ground troops also suffered.• Referee Rudy Battle had seen enough soon after and called it off as Dixon took a pounding.• Quarterback Gus Frerotte took a pounding behind a line that has undergone yet another injury-induced shuffle.• Advertising revenue has taken a pounding from the consolidation among retailers.• The older kids get, the more your home takes a pounding.• Our football team took a real pounding.• But in order to do that you have to take a pounding.

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pounding• Basrah also - as in the 1980s - received a severe pounding.• She could feel the pounding of his heart against her chest, and the pulse leapt under her lips.• The pounding of hooves was getting nearer.

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