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удрям някого/нещо

I. punch1 [pʌntʃ] ГЛАГ прх

1. punch (hit):

to punch sb/sth
удрям нкг/нщ
to punch sb in the nose/stomach
to punch sb unconscious

2. punch Am (press):

punch key, button, a number

3. punch Am, Can СЕЛСК СТОП (drive):

to punch cattle/a herd

II. punch1 <-es> [pʌntʃ] СЪЩ

1. punch (hit):

punch
to give sb a punch
удрям нкг
to give sb a punch on the nose

2. punch разг (strong effect):

punch
with punch

I. punch2 [pʌntʃ] ГЛАГ прх

1. punch (pierce):

punch paper
to punch holes in sth

2. punch (stamp):

punch a ticket

II. punch2 <-es> [pʌntʃ] СЪЩ

1. punch (piercing):

punch

2. punch (tool for puncturing):

punch for paper

punch3 [pʌntʃ] СЪЩ (drink)

punch

punch in ГЛАГ прх

punch in punch out
punch in punch out

punch-up [ˈpʌntʃʌp] СЪЩ Brit

punch-up
to have a punch-up with sb

punch-drunk [ˈpʌntʃdrʌŋk] ПРИЛ a. прен

punch-drunk
punch-drunk

punch tape СЪЩ ИНФОРМ

punch tape

rabbit punch СЪЩ

rabbit punch

punch card СЪЩ

punch card

Punch (and Judy) СЪЩ

Punch (and Judy)
Present
Ipunch
youpunch
he/she/itpunches
wepunch
youpunch
theypunch
Past
Ipunched
youpunched
he/she/itpunched
wepunched
youpunched
theypunched
Present Perfect
Ihavepunched
youhavepunched
he/she/ithaspunched
wehavepunched
youhavepunched
theyhavepunched
Past Perfect
Ihadpunched
youhadpunched
he/she/ithadpunched
wehadpunched
youhadpunched
theyhadpunched

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Ty's most recent work displays a pared-down style without scrimping on his virtuosity as a musician, slapping punch-drunk synths on snap-music-inspired rhythms as his vibrato emphasizes his lascivious, funny lyrics.
www.thefader.com
It's the heavy hangover from getting punch-drunk like few others had or have ever experienced on such a sizable stage, going from totally unknown river rafter to world-renowned loser.
parade.com
Even if, by his standards, this is a more conversational set, the viewer gets punch-drunk by it all and lines that maintain the inventive quality, become lost in the desensitisation.
www.chortle.co.uk
Once upon a time, the punch-drunk old fighter was said to suffer from a condition known as dementia pugilistica.
www.independent.co.uk
It's clear that 27 years of getting hit in the head, as he puts it, haven't left him slow or punch-drunk.
www.cbc.ca