n.痛打，猛击
vt.痛打，猛击，(在竞赛、比赛等中)彻底击败，大胜

原形：wallop第三人称单数：wallops复数：wallops过去式：walloped过去分词：walloped现在分词：walloping

He gave the ball a wallop with his foot, sending it soaring into the goal.
他一脚猛踢，球飞进了球门。
The storm delivered a wallop to the coastal towns, causing widespread damage.
飓风给沿海城镇带来了重创，造成广泛的破坏。
She was so angry that she gave the table a wallop, making everything jump.
她气得猛地一拍桌子，所有东西都震动了。
The boxer's punch packed a wallop, knocking his opponent out in the first round.
这位拳击手的一拳威力巨大，第一回合就将对手打倒在地。
The new software update really packs a wallop, improving performance significantly.
新的软件更新带来了显著的提升，性能大幅提升。
The car crash was a real wallop, and fortunately, everyone walked away unharmed.
那场车祸真是猛烈，幸运的是，所有人都安然无恙。
The economic recession dealt a wallop to small businesses, forcing many to close.
经济衰退对小企业造成了沉重打击，许多因此倒闭。
The sudden news of job cuts came as a wallop to the employees.
突然传来裁员的消息，对员工们来说是个打击。
The hurricane's wallop left thousands without power for days.
飓风的猛烈袭击使成千上万的人连续数日断电。
After months of training, I could feel my new exercise routine really delivering a wallop to my fitness level.
经过几个月的训练，我能感觉到新的锻炼计划对我的体能水平产生了显著的影响。