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Meanings of punch in English
Spanish
perforadora Synonyms
Examples for "lick"
Examples for "lick"
1
So far, I'm the only one who's done a lick of work.
2
I never saw either one of them do a lick of work.
3
As he watches, fire begins to lick free of the engine block.
4
Don't you remember how you used to love to lick on it?
5
Beggar turned at the door and got in his lick of revenge.
1
Poppy had started using her pencil to poke holes in her paper.
2
Then they can poke out their long, sticky arms and snag food.
3
I gave him a fast hard poke that couldn't have felt good.
4
I read the letter and poke it into the stove, and proceed.
5
Kids at school and opposing sporting teams would 'poke' fun at me.
1
Put simply, they believe that serious transfer market clout will be theirs.
2
Others worry U.S. military clout may ultimately be used to seize resources.
3
They also have clout as major investors in oil and coal companies.
4
They long ago lost the numbers but they never lost their clout.
5
And of course asylum seekers have no economic and social clout whatever.
1
Have they ensured poisonous slug pellets are not used in the area?
2
These results suggest an association between ERK-regulated cell migration and slug expression.
3
Fabrizzio handed him a wine bottle and Michael took a long slug.
4
I shudder, thinking about the size of the slug it would've produced.
5
Perhaps it couldn't penetrate fast enough to slug you all at once.
1
You was right in his arms, and you hadda go an' biff him.
2
It was biff-biff, and biff again, but not nip and tuck for long.
3
Say it once again, and I'll biff you where you stand.
4
I miss a signal, big stick butts against something solid; biff!
5
When you biff me into the corner I can come bouncing back for more.
1
Ireland and Scotland were about to set to; Erin was going to fisticuff Gajothel.
2
I'm tired o' being a kick-a-toe and fisticuff to everybody.
3
He was not without skill at fisticuff, was Hackley.
4
This kick and fisticuff amused Louis Bonaparte.
5
As folk fleece and fisticuff in street.
Usage of punch in English
1
Such a three-punch crisis combo of health, financial and economic is new.
2
The trailer does, however, punch home one potential problem for the film-makers.
3
Acer makes some great budget monitors that punch above their price point.
4
Nations of four million are simply not supposed to punch this strongly.
5
I considered what she'd just said-notthe story about the honeydew punch-out
6
While he may punch today, he is at risk of shooting tomorrow.
7
All that Kocur desires, however, is the chance to land one punch.
8
Blaine's right hand came up instantly, in time to block the punch.
9
For a second, I seriously thought she was going to punch me.
10
According to Let's Go Digital, a punch-hole camera could e the solution.
11
Renata is the second person to be sentenced under Queensland's one-punch laws.
12
Here the punch is placed at the very end of the chorus.
13
For half a second I think she might try to punch me.
14
History: This is a small book but it packs a powerful punch.
15
The crew had a few glasses of punch-essence mixed in their tea.
16
But it's the new songs co-written with Krieger that really add punch.
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Translations for punch
Russian
Punch through the time
Punch across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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