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Punch
n
1 [sing] (name of a) grotesque humpbacked figure in a traditional puppet show called Punch and Judy 庞奇(传统木偶戏《庞奇和朱迪》中的驼背丑角).
2 (idm 习语) as pleased as Punch => pleased (please).
punch n
1
(a) tool or machine for cutting holes in leather, metal, paper, etc 打孔器; 穿孔机; 冲床.
(b) tool for forcing nails beneath a surface or bolts out of holes 压钉器.
2 tool for stamping designs on surfaces 压印器; 冲头; 戳子. punch, v
1 [Tn, Tn.pr]
~ sth (in sth) make (a hole) in sth with a punch1(1a); perforate sth 打(孔); 给某物穿孔
punch a train ticket 在火车票上打孔
punch holes in a sheet of metal 在金属板上冲孔.
2 (phr v)punch (sb) in/out (US) = clock (sb) in/out (clock2).`punch card (also `punched card) card on which information is recorded by punching holes in it, used for giving instructions or data to a computer, etc 穿孔卡片(以穿孔方法记录信息, 用以向计算机等输入指令或数据).
punch n [U]
drink made of wine or spirits mixed with hot or cold water, sugar, lemons, spice, etc 伴汁酒(以酒、 热水或冷水、 糖、 柠檬、 香料等混合而成的饮料).
punch v
1 [Tn, Tn.pr]
strike (sb/sth) hard with the fist 用拳猛击(某人[某物])
punch a man on the chin 挥拳猛击一男子的下巴
He has a face I´d like to punch. 他那张脸我真想打它一拳.
2 [Tn] (US) herd (cattle) 放牧(牛). punch, n
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(a) [C] blow given with the fist (用拳的)一击; 一拳
give sb a hard punch on the nose 向某人的鼻子猛击一拳.
(b) [sing] ability to give such a blow effectively 拳击的能力
a boxer with a strong punch 出拳很重的拳击手.
2 [U] (fig 比喻) effective force or vigour 力量; 活力
a speech with plenty of punch 很有力量的演说.
3 (idm 习语) pack a punch => pack2. pull one´s punches => pull2.
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