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Detailed Translations for walloping from English to Spanish

walloping:


Translation Matrix for walloping:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- debacle; drubbing; slaughter; thrashing; trouncing; whipping
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- banging; humongous; thumping; whopping

Related Words for "walloping":


Synonyms for "walloping":


Related Definitions for "walloping":

  1. (used informally) very large1
  2. a sound defeat1

walloping form of wallop:

wallop [the ~] noun

  1. the wallop (clout; smack; slap; punch)
    – a severe blow 1
    el sopapo; el tortazo; el aguarrás
  2. the wallop (punch; nudge; whopper; )
    – a severe blow 1
    el puñetazo; el golpe; la bofetada; el cachete; el tortazo; el manotazo; la cachetada; el sopapo; la manotada

to wallop verb (wallops, walloped, walloping)

  1. to wallop (thwack; cudgel; drub)
    – hit hard 1
  2. to wallop (cudgel)
    – hit hard 1

Conjugations for wallop:

present
  1. wallop
  2. wallop
  3. wallops
  4. wallop
  5. wallop
  6. wallop
simple past
  1. walloped
  2. walloped
  3. walloped
  4. walloped
  5. walloped
  6. walloped
present perfect
  1. have walloped
  2. have walloped
  3. has walloped
  4. have walloped
  5. have walloped
  6. have walloped
past continuous
  1. was walloping
  2. were walloping
  3. was walloping
  4. were walloping
  5. were walloping
  6. were walloping
future
  1. shall wallop
  2. will wallop
  3. will wallop
  4. shall wallop
  5. will wallop
  6. will wallop
continuous present
  1. am walloping
  2. are walloping
  3. is walloping
  4. are walloping
  5. are walloping
  6. are walloping
subjunctive
  1. be walloped
  2. be walloped
  3. be walloped
  4. be walloped
  5. be walloped
  6. be walloped
diverse
  1. wallop!
  2. let's wallop!
  3. walloped
  4. walloping
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for wallop:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aguarrás clout; punch; slap; smack; wallop turpentine; turps; white spirit
bofetada blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; wallop; whopper blow; box on the ear; knock; nonsense; punch on the jaw; rubbish; slap; slap in the face; smack; tattle
cachetada blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; wallop; whopper box on the ear; punch on the jaw; slap in the face
cachete blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; wallop; whopper cheek; slap
golpe blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; wallop; whopper bang; battle; blast; blow; boom; bump; clot; colossus; crack; crash; dab; dollop; hook; kink; knock; lump; monster; nonsense; punch; rubbish; shake; slap; smack; small slap; strapper; tattle; thud; thump; war; whopper
manotada blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; wallop; whopper
manotazo blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; wallop; whopper
puñetazo blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; wallop; whopper punch
sopapo blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; slap; smack; wallop; whopper punch
tortazo blow; clout; jab; nudge; punch; slap; smack; wallop; whopper
- impact
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
apalear cudgel; drub; thwack; wallop beat up; castigate; drub; flog; lash; rack; trash; trounce; whack; whip
azotar cudgel; drub; thwack; wallop affect; beat up; concern; hit; hit someone; knock about; move; strike; strike someone; touch
batir cudgel; drub; thwack; wallop affect; beat up; concern; hit; hit someone; move; stir; strike; strike someone; tap in; touch; whip
dar una paliza cudgel; drub; thwack; wallop
- whack; wham; whop

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Synonyms for "wallop":


Related Definitions for "wallop":

  1. a severe blow1
  2. a forceful consequence; a strong effect1
    • the book packs a wallop1
  3. defeat soundly and utterly1
    • We'll wallop them!1
  4. hit hard1

Wiktionary Translations for wallop:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
wallop acuñar; barajar; golpetear; pegar; sacudir; trillar battrefrapper de coups répétés.
wallop golpear; pegar frapper — A TRIER
wallop chocar; golpear; pegar; percutir; desagradar; escandalizar; sorprender; batir heurterentrer brusquement en contact.
wallop trillar rosser — (familier, fr) battre quelqu’un violemment, le rouer de coups.