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Meanings of pulverise in English
Usage of pulverise in English
1
Our hideous bodies pulverise that strength, horrifying the strong into letting go.'
2
The hand can bear, without inconvenience, a sand-shower which would pulverise glass.
3
The motors are even tough enough to pulverise frozen fruit to a sorbet.
4
He says the mills of the gods grind slowly, but they pulverise middling fine.
5
Enough earth to pulverise and drown and bury us all.
6
Add the remaining ingredients and pulverise until fine.
7
See, I will pulverise one with my heel.
8
Mix all this together and pulverise it thoroughly in a marble mortar with a wooden pestle.
9
Ineos may feel robbed of a further opportunity because Bernal looked set to pulverise the overall standings.
10
Nobody who watched him pulverise Murray in the final set would have ever been in any doubt.
11
There is a general assumption that Taylor will pulverise all comers en route to certain Olympic gold.
12
The bursting of the bombs would pulverise these shells into a fine, pervasive and strongly radioactive dust.
13
Such a bail-in would pulverise confidence.
14
Don't pulverise me with sarcasms, please!
15
O'Connell went on to pulverise Kylie Fulmer in a fight that was stopped by the referee in the seventh round.
16
High explosive of the kind the Germans use will pulverise the parapet of a trench and kill every one within reach.
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Translations for pulverise
Pulverise through the time