thwack en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de thwack en el diccionario inglés»español

I.thwack [ingl. am. θwæk, ingl. brit. θwak] SUST.

1. thwack (blow):

thwack

golpe m

thwack

porrazo m coloq.

2. thwack (sound):

thwack

zurriagazo m

II.thwack [ingl. am. θwæk, ingl. brit. θwak] V. trans.

thwack

golpear

she thwacked him on the backside with a ruler

le dio or le pegó en el trasero con una regla

he thwacked his magazine down on the table

golpeó la mesa con la revista

Traducciones de thwack en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

me dio un pelotazo en el melón

he gave me a thwack on the head with the ball coloq.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Stand up right now and give yourself a thwack with a ruler.

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He snaps a string and it hits the little fellow on the cheek with a nasty and painful thwack.

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Give your chair a thwack too, for good measure.

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Quickly, crop to left hand and thwack, thwack, thwack on the left.

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Slog sweeps, scoops, shuffling across the stumps to thwack on both sides of the wicket and making room to loft bowlers with utmost ease.

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The sharp thwack of crops against horses' flanks.

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All you hear is the thwack-thwack of a distant chopper propeller.

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When we real marine biologists hear this, our impulse is to thwack you a good one on your keister with a frozen haddock.

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Angrily thwacking the ketchup bottle to coax out the stubborn sauce could soon be a distant memory, after scientists invented an edible non-stick coating.

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But in croquet, there you have the thwack.

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