clobbered

英 [ˈklɒbəd]

美 [ˈklɑːbərd]

v.  狠击; 狠揍; 猛打; 极大地打击; 惩罚; 使受到(严重经济损失); 彻底战胜(或击败)
clobber的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• 财物;(尤指)衣服
  You can refer to someone's possessions, especially their clothes, as theirclobber.
• VERB 打;揍
  If youclobbersomeone, you hit them.
  1. Hillary clobbered him with a vase.
     希拉里用花瓶打了他。
• VERB 使受到严重影响;使遭受沉重打击
  If a person or companyis clobbered bysomething, they are very badly affected by it.
  1. The construction industry was clobbered by recession...
     建筑业受到经济衰退的严重影响。
  2. Sticky weather in May and June clobbered sales of Thorntons' chocolates.
     五六月湿热的天气严重影响了桑顿巧克力的销售。

双语例句

• But in a couple of days, our opponent turned the table and clobbered our candidate in Michigan to stay in the race.
  但是几天后在密西根州，我们的对手却反败为胜沉重打击我方侯选人，保住了继续参选的地位。
• Hillary clobbered him with a vase.
  希拉里用花瓶打了他。
• Endowments, foundations and pension funds, enthusiastic participants in venture capital before the crisis, pulled back after their stock and private-equity holdings were clobbered.
  像捐赠基金、基金会、养老基金这些在危机前的积极参与者，在他们的股票和私募股本连受重挫后，都撤离了这片领域。
• Both sides were clobbered in that market year from hell.
  那一年，双方在市场中都遭遇了重创。
• The construction industry was clobbered by recession
  建筑业受到经济衰退的严重影响。
• A dust storm clobbered commuters in the Phoenix area today.
  一个沙尘暴在今天袭击了在凤凰城区域的路上的人。
• They were absolutely clobbered in last night's game.
  他们在昨晚的比赛中被修理的落花流水了。
• George Woolf: No, you clobbered him.
  乔治·沃尔芙：不，你把他打败了。
• The nuclear accident clobbered faith in government officials and power companies.
  核事故彻底击沉了民众对政府官员和电力公司的信任。
• When you proclaim yourself a fighter, you often get clobbered by something.
  你一旦宣称自己是斗士，往往就会被击倒。