clobber
UK ['klɒb.ər] US ['klɑ:.bɚ] verb transitive
HIT 打 informal
■to hit someone or something hard and repeatedly 狠打，揍；连续猛击•If you do that again, I'll clobber you (one).你再做那事，我就狠狠揍你一顿。 ■informal
■to punish someone 惩罚，处罚•The government is proposing new measures to clobber tax dodgers.政府正在拟订新的措施来严惩逃税者。 ■informal
■to harm someone financially 损害，伤害（某人的经济利益）；使蒙受经济损失•The new supermarket is really going to clobber the small local shops.新超市确实会使当地的小店铺蒙受巨大的经济损失。
UK ['klɒb.ər] US ['klɑ:.bɚ] verb transitive
DEFEAT 打败
■to defeat completely 彻底打败•The government clobbered the opposition's proposals.政府彻底否决了反对党的提议。
UK ['klɒb.ər] US ['klɑ:.bɚ] noun uncountable UK informal
■possessions, especially those that you carry around with you, or clothes 财物；（尤指）随身物品；衣物•I've got far too much clobber in my handbag.我手提包里的东西太多了。 •Did you bring all your tennis clobber?打网球用的东西你都带来了吗？ |