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Punch

(pŭnch)
n.
The quarrelsome hook-nosed husband of Judy in the comic puppet show Punch and Judy.
Idiom:
pleased as Punch
Highly pleased; gratified.
[Short for Punchinello.]

punch 1

(pŭnch)
n.
1. A tool for circular or other piercing: a leather punch.
2. A tool for forcing a pin, bolt, or rivet in or out of a hole.
3. A tool for stamping a design on a surface.
4. A tool for making a countersink.
v. punched, punch·ing, punch·es
v.tr.
1. To make (a hole or opening), as by using a punch or similar implement.
2. To make a hole in (something), as by using a punch: The conductor punched my train ticket.
v.intr.
To pierce something; make a hole or opening: My foot punched through the ice.
[Middle English pounce, punche, from Old French poinçon, ponchon; see puncheon1. V., from Middle English pouncen, punchen, to prick, from Old French poinçoner, ponchoner, to emboss with a punch; see punch2.]
punch′er n.

punch 2

(pŭnch)
tr.v. punched, punch·ing, punch·es
1.
a. To hit with a sharp blow of the fist.
b. To drive (the fist) into or through something.
c. To drive (a ball, for example) with the fist.
d. To make (a hole) by thrusting the fist.
2.
a. Archaic To poke or prod with a stick.
b. Western US To herd (cattle).
3. To depress (the accelerator of a car) forcefully.
4.
a. To depress (a key or button, for example) in order to activate a device or perform an operation: punched the "repeat" key.
b. To enter (data) by keying: punched in the number on the computer.
5. Baseball To hit (a ball) with a quick short swing.
n.
1. A blow with the fist.
2. Impressive or effective force; impact. See Synonyms at vigor.
Phrasal Verbs:
punch in
1. To check in formally at a job upon arrival.
2. To enter data on a keypad or similar device.
punch out
1. To check out formally at a job upon departure.
2. To hit (someone) with a powerful punch, often so as to render unconscious.
3. Baseball To call (a batter) out on a third strike, often using a punching motion as a signal.
punch up
To enliven or enhance: punched up the report by adding some relevant cartoons.
Idioms:
beat to the punch
To make the first decisive move: a marketing team that beat all the competitors to the punch.
punch the clock
1. To register one's arrive or departure at a job.
2. To be employed at a job with regular hours.
[Middle English punchen, to thrust, prod, prick, from Old French poinçonner, ponchonner, to emboss with a punch, from poinçon, ponchon, pointed tool; see puncheon1.]
punch′less adj.

punch 3

(pŭnch)
n.
A beverage of fruit juices and sometimes a soft drink or carbonated water, often spiced and mixed with a wine or liquor base.
[From Hindi pañc-, five, probably as used in pañcāmr̥t, a mixture of milk, yogurt, ghee, sugar, and honey used in Hindu ritual, from Sanskrit pañcāmṛtam : pañca, five; see penkwe in Indo-European roots + amṛtam, amrita.]
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punch

(pʌntʃ)
vb
1. to strike blows (at), esp with a clenched fist
2. (Agriculture) (tr) Western US to herd or drive (cattle), esp for a living
3. (tr) to poke or prod with a stick or similar object
4. punch above one's weight to do something that is considered to be beyond one's ability
n
5. a blow with the fist
6. informal telling force, point, or vigour: his arguments lacked punch.
7. pull one's punches See pull 26
[C15: perhaps a variant of pounce2]
ˈpuncher n

punch

(pʌntʃ)
n
1. (Tools) a tool or machine for piercing holes in a material
2. (Tools) any of various tools used for knocking a bolt, rivet, etc, out of a hole
3. (Tools) a tool or machine used for stamping a design on something or shaping it by impact
4. (Tools) the solid die of a punching machine for cutting, stamping, or shaping material
5. (Computer Science) computing a device, such as a card punch or tape punch, used for making holes in a card or paper tape
6. (Tools) See centre punch
vb
(Tools) (tr) to pierce, cut, stamp, shape, or drive with a punch
[C14: shortened from puncheon, from Old French ponçon; see puncheon2]

punch

(pʌntʃ)
n
(Brewing) any mixed drink containing fruit juice and, usually, alcoholic liquor, generally hot and spiced
[C17: perhaps from Hindi pānch, from Sanskrit pañca five; the beverage originally included five ingredients]

Punch

(pʌntʃ)
n
(Theatre) the main character in the traditional children's puppet show Punch and Judy
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punch1

(pʌntʃ)

n.
1. a thrusting blow, esp. with the fist.
2. forcefulness or effectiveness; power.
v.t.
3. to give a sharp thrust or blow to, esp. with the fist.
4. Western U.S. and Canada. to drive (cattle).
5. to poke or prod, as with a stick.
6. to strike or hit in operating: to punch an elevator button.
7. to put into operation with or as if with a blow: to punch a time clock.
8. to produce or extract, as from a computer, by striking keys: to punch out data on sales.
9. to hit (a baseball) with a short, chopping motion rather than with a full swing.
v.i.
10. to give sharp blows, as with the fist.
11. punch in,
a. to record one's time of arrival at work by punching a time clock.
b. to enter (data), as into a computer, by striking keys.
12. punch out,
a. to record one's time of departure from work by punching a time clock.
b. Slang. to beat up or knock out with the fists.
13. punch up, to add zest or vigor to; enliven.
Idioms:
pull punches,
a. to lessen the force of one's punches deliberately.
b. Informal. to restrain oneself from full action; hold back.
[1350–1400; Middle English (v.); appar. variant of pounce 1]
punch′er, n.

punch2

(pʌntʃ)

n.
1. a tool or machine for perforating or stamping materials, driving nails, etc.
2. a device for making holes, as in paper.
v.t.
3. to perforate, stamp, drive, etc., with a punch.
4. to make (a hole) with a punch.
[1495–1505; short for puncheon 2, reinforced by punch 1]

punch3

(pʌntʃ)

n.
1. a drink consisting of wine or spirits mixed with fruit juice, soda, etc., and often sweetened and spiced.
2. a beverage of two or more fruit juices, sugar, and water.
[1625–35; of uncertain orig.]

Punch

(pʌntʃ)

n.
[short for Punchinello]
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punch

  • punch buggy - A game in which the first player to call "punch buggy!" on sighting a Volkswagen Beetle gets to punch the other person.
  • doust - A firm blow or punch.
  • pack a punch, pack it in - Pack a punch is of U.S. origin from the 1920s, as is pack it in.
  • punch - Has an obscure origin, but stories include it being from Sanskrit panca, "five/five kinds of," as the drink had five ingredients.
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punch


Past participle: punched
Gerund: punching

Imperative
punch
punch
Present
I punch
you punch
he/she/it punches
we punch
you punch
they punch
Preterite
I punched
you punched
he/she/it punched
we punched
you punched
they punched
Present Continuous
I am punching
you are punching
he/she/it is punching
we are punching
you are punching
they are punching
Present Perfect
I have punched
you have punched
he/she/it has punched
we have punched
you have punched
they have punched
Past Continuous
I was punching
you were punching
he/she/it was punching
we were punching
you were punching
they were punching
Past Perfect
I had punched
you had punched
he/she/it had punched
we had punched
you had punched
they had punched
Future
I will punch
you will punch
he/she/it will punch
we will punch
you will punch
they will punch
Future Perfect
I will have punched
you will have punched
he/she/it will have punched
we will have punched
you will have punched
they will have punched
Future Continuous
I will be punching
you will be punching
he/she/it will be punching
we will be punching
you will be punching
they will be punching
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been punching
you have been punching
he/she/it has been punching
we have been punching
you have been punching
they have been punching
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been punching
you will have been punching
he/she/it will have been punching
we will have been punching
you will have been punching
they will have been punching
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been punching
you had been punching
he/she/it had been punching
we had been punching
you had been punching
they had been punching
Conditional
I would punch
you would punch
he/she/it would punch
we would punch
you would punch
they would punch
Past Conditional
I would have punched
you would have punched
he/she/it would have punched
we would have punched
you would have punched
they would have punched
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Punch

Same as paunch or stomach.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun 1. [画像:punch - (boxing) a blow with the fist]punch - (boxing) a blow with the fist; "I gave him a clout on his nose"
counterpunch, parry, counter - a return punch (especially by a boxer)
knockout punch, KO punch, Sunday punch, haymaker - a hard punch that renders the opponent unable to continue boxing
hook - a short swinging punch delivered from the side with the elbow bent
jab - a quick short straight punch
rabbit punch - a short chopping blow to the back of the neck
sucker punch - an unexpected punch
boxing, pugilism, fisticuffs - fighting with the fists
blow - a powerful stroke with the fist or a weapon; "a blow on the head"
2. punch - an iced mixed drink usually containing alcohol and prepared for multiple servings; normally served in a punch bowl
mixed drink - made of two or more ingredients
fruit punch - a punch made of fruit juices mixed with water or soda water (with or without alcohol)
milk punch - a punch made of spirits and milk and sugar and spices
cup - a punch served in a pitcher instead of a punch bowl
wassail - a punch made of sweetened ale or wine heated with spices and roasted apples; especially at Christmas
fish house punch - a punch made of rum and brandy and water or tea sweetened with sugar syrup
May wine - a punch made of Moselle and sugar and sparkling water or champagne flavored with sweet woodruff
eggnog - a punch made of sweetened milk or cream mixed with eggs and usually alcoholic liquor
glogg - Scandinavian punch made of claret and aquavit with spices and raisins and orange peel and sugar
3. punch - a tool for making holes or indentations
center punch - a tool with a conical point that is used to make indentations in metal (especially to mark points for drilling)
punch pliers - punch consisting of pliers for perforating paper or leather
tool - an implement used in the practice of a vocation
Verb 1. punch - deliver a quick blow to; "he punched me in the stomach"
hit - deal a blow to, either with the hand or with an instrument; "He hit her hard in the face"
2. punch - drive forcibly as if by a punch; "the nail punched through the wall"
thrust - push forcefully; "He thrust his chin forward"
3. punch - make a hole into or between, as for ease of separation; "perforate the sheets of paper"
pierce - make a hole into; "The needle pierced her flesh"
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punch

1
verb
1. hit, strike, box, smash, belt (informal), slam, plug (slang), bash (informal), sock (slang), clout (informal), slug, swipe (informal), biff (slang), bop (informal), wallop (informal), pummel After punching him on the chin, she hit him over the head.
noun
1. blow, hit, knock, bash (informal), plug (slang), sock (slang), thump, clout (informal), jab, swipe (informal), biff (slang), bop (informal), wallop (informal) He's asking for a punch on the nose.
2. (Informal) effectiveness, force, bite, impact, point, drive, vigour, verve, forcefulness The film lacks punch and pace.

punch

2
verb pierce, cut, bore, drill, pink, stamp, puncture, prick, perforate I took a pen and punched holes in the carton.
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punch

verb
To hit with a quick, sharp blow of the hand:
Informal: clip, spat.
noun
1. A quick, sharp blow, especially with the hand:
Informal: clip, spat.
2. A quality of active mental and physical forcefulness:
Informal: snap.
3. An aggressive readiness along with energy to undertake taxing efforts:
4. Informal. A stimulating or intoxicating effect:
Informal: sting, wallop.
Slang: kick.
5. Informal. The capacity to create a powerful effect:
Informal: wallop.
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Translations
البانْش: نَوْع مَشْروبحَيَوِيَّة أسْلوب الكَلام أو الكِتابَهلَكْمَة لَكْمَهمِثْقاب الوَرَق
udeřit pěstípunčrána pěstíúder pěstíbřitkost
punchslåslaggennemslagskrafthulmaskine
booliläpilävistinpamauttaapunssi
punčudaracudariti
energialyukasztpaprikajancsipuncsüt
gatagatarihnefahöggkrafturkÿla, reka hnefahögg
パンチパンチする加速する勢い勢いをつける
펀치한 대 치기한 대 치다
caurumotcaurumsitisenerģijaiedunkātiesist ar dūri
dierkovačGašparkoprebíjadloúder päsťou
luknjatiudarecudariti
slåslagtoddy
เครื่องดื่มผสมที่มีน้ําผลไม้และเหล้าการชกชก
cú đấmđấmrượu mạnh pha đường, trái cây, gia vị

Punch

[pʌntʃ]
A. N (Theat) → Polichinela m
to be as pleased as Punch → estar como unas pascuas
B. CPD Punch and Judy show N → teatro m de títeres

punch

1 [pʌntʃ]
A. N
1. (= tool)
1.1. (for making holes, in leather, etc) → punzón m; (in paper) → perforadora f; (in ticket) → máquina f de picar
1.2. (for stamping design) → troquel m, cuño m
1.3. (for driving in nails) → clavadora f
2. (= blow) → puñetazo m
he floored him with one punch → lo derribó de un solo puñetazo
body punch (Boxing) → puñetazo m en el cuerpo
a punch in the face → un puñetazo en la cara
to land a punch → asestar un puñetazo
a punch on or in the nose → un puñetazo en la nariz
he packs a punch → pega duro
to swing or throw a punch → soltar un puñetazo
to take a punch → recibir un puñetazo
to pull one's punches → andarse con miramientos
he didn't pull any punches → no se mordió la lengua
see also knockout B
3. (fig) (= vigour) → empuje m, garra f
he has punch → tiene empuje or garra
think of a phrase that's got some punch to it → piensa una frase que tenga garra
B. VT
1. (= perforate) (with tool) [+ paper, card, metal] → perforar ; [+ leather] → punzar ; [+ ticket] → picar (also punch out) (with die) → troquelar ; (= stamp) [+ design] → estampar
punched card → tarjeta f perforada
to punch the clock → fichar
to punch a hole in sth (in leather, paper, metal) → hacer un agujero a algo
they punched holes in Arsenal's defence → encontraron huecos en la defensa del Arsenal
punched tape → cinta f perforada
2. (= hit) (with fist) → dar un puñetazo a
to punch sb in the stomach/on the nose → dar un puñetazo a algn en el estómago/la nariz
to punch sb in the face; punch sb's face → dar un puñetazo a algn en la cara
she punched the air in triumph → agitaba los brazos, triunfante
I punched the ball into the net → metí el balón en la red de un manotazo
he punched his fist through the glass → atravesó el cristal de un puñetazo
he punched the wall angrily → golpeó la pared furioso
3. (= press) [+ button, key] → presionar
4. (US) to punch cattle → aguijonear al ganado
C. VI → pegar (puñetazos)
come on, you can punch harder than that! → ¡venga, que puedes pegar con más fuerza!
to punch at sb → dar or pegar un puñetazo a algn
D. CPD punch bag N (Brit) → saco m de arena
punch card N → tarjeta f perforada
punch line N → remate m
punch operator N → operador(a) m/f de máquina perforadora
punch in
A. VT + ADV
1. (= beat up) to punch sb's face/head in → romper la cara/la crisma a algn
2. (= key in) [+ code, number] → teclear
you have to punch the code in first → primero hay que teclear or introducir el código
B. VI + ADV (on time clock) → fichar
punch out
A. VT + ADV
1. (with tool) [+ hole] → perforar ; (with die) [+ machine parts] → troquelar
2. [+ number, code] → teclear
I picked up the phone and punched out a number → descolgué el teléfono y tecleé un número
3. (with fist) [+ person] → pegar
B. VI + ADV (on time clock) → fichar al salir

punch

2 [pʌntʃ] N (= drink) → ponche m
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punch

[ˈpʌntʃ]
n
(= blow) → coup m de poing
He gave me a punch → Il m'a donné un coup de poing.
to throw a punch at sb → envoyer un coup de poing en direction de qn, adresser un coup de poing à qn
to not pull one's punches → ne pas y aller par quatre chemins
He didn't pull his punches.; He didn't pull any punches → Il n'y a pas été par quatre chemins.
(fig) (= force) → punch m
(= tool) → poinçon m
(= drink) → punch m
vt
(= hit) (with one's fist) [+ person] → donner un coup de poing à ; [+ object] → donner un coup de poing dans
He punched me! → Il m'a donné un coup de poing!
to punch sb on the nose → donner à qn un coup de poing sur le nez
to punch sb in the eye → donner à qn un coup de poing dans l'œil
He got punched in the eye
BUT Il a reçu un coup de poing dans l'œil.
to punch the air (in sign of celebration or victory) → lever le poing
(with a finger) [+ button] → appuyer sur
(= make a hole in) [+ paper] → poinçonner, perforer ; [+ ticket] [person travelling] → composter ; [ticket inspector] → poinçonner
Punch your ticket before you get on the train → Compostez votre billet avant de monter dans le train.
He forgot to punch my ticket → Il a oublié de poinçonner mon billet.
to punch a hole → faire un trou
to punch a hole in sth → faire un trou dans qch
punch in
(US)
vi (for work) → pointer (en arrivant)
vt sep [+ number, combination] → taper
punch out
(US)
vi (from work) → pointer (en partant)
vt sep (= hit) (with fist) [+ person, object] → donner un coup de poing à Punch and Judy show [ˌpʌntʃənˈdʒuːdiʃəʊ] n → spectacle m de Guignol punch bag n (British) (SPORT) → sac m de sable punch bowl n → bol m à punch punch card n → carte f perforée punch-drunk [ˈpʌntʃdrʌŋk] adj (British)
(from tiredness, overwork) → abruti(e)
[boxer] → sonné(e)
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Punch

n (Brit) → Kasper m, → Kasperle nt; Punch and Judy show → Kasper(le)theater nt; to be (as) pleased as Punch (inf) → sich wie ein Schneekönig freuen (inf)

punch

:
punchbag
n → Sandsack m
punchball
n → Punchingball m; (round) → Lederball m
punchbowl
n → Bowle f
punch card
n → Lochkarte f
punch-drunk
adj (Boxing) → benommen ; (fig) → durcheinander pred

punch

:
punch line
n → Pointe f
punch operator
n → Locher(in) m(f)
punch power
n (Boxing) → Schlagkraft f
punch tape
n → Lochstreifen m
punch-up
n (Brit inf) → Schlägerei f

punch

1
n
(= blow) → Schlag m
no pl (fig: = vigour) → Schwung m ? pack, pull
vt → boxen ; I wanted to punch his face or punch him in the face when he said that → als er das sagte, hätte ich ihn or ihm am liebsten ins Gesicht geschlagen ; to punch the air → die geballte Faust nach oben strecken
vi → boxen

punch

2
n (for punching holes) → Locher m; (in tickets) → Lochzange f; (in leather) → Lochstanzer m; (for stamping metal, leather etc) → Prägestempel m
vt ticket etc → lochen ; leather, metal → stanzen ; holes → stechen, stanzen ; (= stamp) metal, pattern → prägen ; (US) cattle → hüten ; to punch the card (of time clock) → die Stechkarte stempeln

punch

3
n (= drink) → Bowle f; (hot) → Punsch m
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Punch

[pʌntʃ] n → Pulcinella m
Punch and Judy show → spettacolo di burattini

punch

1 [pʌntʃ]
1. n
a. (for making holes, in metal, leather) → punzonatrice f; (in paper) → perforatore m; (in tickets) → pinza per forare; (for stamping metal) → punzone m
b. (blow) → pugno (fig) (vigour) → mordente m, forza
2. vt
a. (with tool, gen) → punzonare ; (ticket) → forare
to punch a hole in sth → forare qc
b. (with fist) to punch sb/sth → dare un pugno a qn/qc
to punch a ball → colpire una palla con un pugno
to punch sb's nose → dare un pugno sul naso a qn
punch in vi + adv (Am) → timbrare il cartellino (all'entrata)
punch out vi + adv (Am) → timbrare il cartellino (all'uscita)

punch

2 [pʌntʃ] n (drink) → punch m inv, ponce m inv
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punch1

(pantʃ) noun
a kind of drink made of spirits or wine, water and sugar etc. pons البانْش: نَوْع مَشْروب пунш ponche punč der Punch punch ποντς ponche punð پانچ booli punch פּוּנץ' मुक्का puncs minuman campuran púns punch, ponce パンチ (술, 설탕, 우유, 레몬, 향료를 넣어 만드는 음료) 펀치 punšas punšs minuman punch punch punsj poncz پنچ، د سورى كولو آله ponche punch пунш punč punč punč bål, toddy เครื่องดื่มน้ําผลไม้รวมซึ่งมีแอลกอฮอล์ผสม punç 混合飲料 пунш پچ ميلي شراب rượu pân 混合饮料

punch2

(pantʃ) verb
to hit with the fist. He punched him on the nose. slaan, moker يَلْكُم، يُسَدِّدُ لَكْمَةً удрям с юмрук esmurrar udeřit pěstí schlagen slå δίνω μπουνιά dar un puñetazo klobima مشت زدن lyödä nyrkillä donner un coup de poing à לְהַכּוֹת בְּאֶגרוֹף ב- मुक्का मारना (meg)üt meninju kÿla, reka hnefahögg colpire げんこで打つ 주먹으로 치다 trenkti kumščiu iesist ar dūri; iedunkāt menumbuk een vuistslag geven dra til uderzyć pięścią سوك وهل dar um murro a da un pumn ударять кулаком udrieť päsťou mahniti s pestjo udariti pesnicom slå (klippa) till ชก yumruk atmak 用拳猛擊 бити кулаком مکا مارنا đấm 用拳猛击
noun
1. a blow with the fist. He gave him a punch. mokerhou لَكْمَه удар murro úder pěstí der Faustschlag slag γροθιά, μπουνιά puñetazo rusikahoop مشت nyrkinisku coup de poing מַכָּת אגרוֹף बरतन जिस में पंच पिलाया जाता है ökölcsapás pukulan hnefahögg pugno げんこ打ち 펀치 smūgis kumščiu sitiens ar dūri tumbukan vuistslag slag, støt cios pięścią سوك murro (lovitură de) pumn удар кулаком úder päsťou udarec s pestjo udarac pesnicom knytnävsslag, smäll การชก yumruk 拳打 удар кулаком مکا، گھونسہ cú đấm 拳打
2. the quality of liveliness in speech, writing etc. lewendigheid حَيَوِيَّة أسْلوب الكَلام أو الكِتابَه ефект vigor břitkost der Durchschlag gennemslagskraft σφρίγος puñetazo särts گیرایی vaikuttavuus vigueur עוֹצמָה प्रभावी शक्ति energia kelincahan kraftur vigore 活気 힘, 활력 energija, jėga enerģija; spars berkesan; bernas pit kraft siła wyrazu جذابيت vigor forţă живость spád; nadšenie polet živahnost slagkraft, eftertryck, sting ความน่าสนใจของการพูดหรืองานเขียน canlılık 效力,活力 енергія زور، زندہ دلي sự hùng hồn 效力,活力
ˈpunch-drunk adjective
(of a boxer) dizzy from being continually hit. vuisvoos مُتَرَنِّح بِسَبَب اللكَمات المتواصِلَه зашеметен estonteado otupělý von Faustschlägen betäubt groggy ζαλισμένος από τις γροθιές (για πυγμάχο) grogui, aturdido hoopidest uimane مشت مستی sekaisin sonné מסוחרר घूंसे की मार से स्तम्भित, विपत्ति से घबड़ाया हुआ megroggyant nanar, mabuk pukulan vankaður stordito ふらふらした 얻어 맞고 비틀거리는 apsvaigęs nuo smūgių (belzienu) apstulbināts nanar versuft uklar, groggy zamroczony په مستى سره سوك وهل estonteado ameţit de lovituri обалделый dobitý omamljen ošamućen punch-drunk, omtöcknad ที่มีอาการมึนงงเนื่องจากถูกชก sersemlemiş, grogi durumunda (拳擊中)被打得暈頭轉向的 загальмований گھونسہ کھانے کي وجہ سے چکراہٹ ميں مبتلا no đòn (拳击中)被打得晕头转向的
ˈpunch line
the funny sentence or phrase that ends a joke. He always laughs before he gets to the punch line. trefreël الجُمْلَةِ الأخيرَةِ المُضْحِكَةِ في النُّكْتَه поанта ponto culminante pointa die Pointe pointe κατάληξη ανέκδοτου remate (nalja) puänt بخش اصلی شوخی یا جوک huipentuma conclusion שוּרָת מָחַץ अन्तिम पंक्ति csattanó, poén bagian akhir lelucon lokasetning í skrÿtlu (battuta finale) おち 급소를 찌르는 말 esmė (anekdotes) ‘sāls' bahagian yg melucukan rake slotzin poeng, sluttreplikk pointa مستى ،ساعتيرى ponto culminante ударная фраза pointa poanta poenta slutpoäng คําคม esprili nokta, can alıcı son cümle 妙語 фраза, яка вміщує "сіль" жарту لطيفہ کي آخري بات điểm nút 妙语
ˈpunch-up noun
a fight (using fists). geveg قِتال بالقَبْضات бой с юмруци pancadaria rvačka die Schlägerei slagsmål καβγάς με γροθιές riña rusikavõitlus بزن بزن nyrkkitappelu baggare קְרָב אֶגרוֹפִים लडा़ई bunyó perkelahian handalögmál zuffa, scazzottata なぐり合い 싸움 kumštynės kautiņš beradu lengan knokpartij slagsmål walka na pięści جګړه pancadaria bătaie cu pumnii потасовка bitka, ruvačka pretep pesničenje råkurr, slagsmål การชกต่อย yumruklaşma, kavga 打群架 бійка دھکا مکي کرنا، لڑنا cuộc ẩu đả 打群架

punch3

(pantʃ) noun
a tool or device for making holes in leather, paper etc. pons مِثْقاب الوَرَق перфоратор perfurador průbojník; děrovač die Lochstanze hulmaskine διατρητικό μηχάνημα, τρυπητήρι perforadora, taladro mulgustusraud پانچ naskali poinçon מָקַב छेदक, पंच (ki)lyukasztó alat pelubang gatari punzonatrice 穴あけ具 (구멍을 뚫는) 펀치 skylmuša, komposteris caurumsitis; kompostieris penebuk ponsmachine hulltang dziurkacz د سورى كولو آله perfurador maşină de găurit перфоратор prebíjadlo, dierkovač luknjač sprava za pravljenje rupica hålslag, håljärn, puns, stans, biljettång เครื่องเจาะ zımba 打孔器 компостер پنچ، سوراخ کرنے کا آلہ cái dập lỗ 打孔器
verb
to make holes in with such a tool. pons يَثْقُب перфорирам perfurar děrovat stanzen lave huller τρυπώ perforar; taladrar mulgustama سوراخ کردن lävistää poinçonner לְנָקֵב छेदना, छेदित करना lyukasztó(gép) melubangi gata punzonare, forare, perforare 穴をあける 펀치로 구멍을 뚫다 štampuoti, komposteruoti caurumot; kompostrēt menebuk ponsen klippe hull i, perforere dziurkować سورى كول perfurar a per­fora пробивать отверстия dierkovač preluknjati praviti rupice slå hål i, punsa, stansa, klippa เจาะรู zımbalamak 穿孔 пробивати отвори; компостувати سوراخ کرنا đục lỗ 穿孔

Punch

(pantʃ) noun
the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a ˌPunch and ˈJudy show). Punch مُهَرِّج مسارِح الدُّمى المُتَحَرِّكَه герой от куклено шоу polichinelo Kašpárek der Punch Punch ήρωας αγγλικού κουκλοθέατρου polichinela Punch پانچ Punch Polichinelle פּוּנץ' मुक्का paprikajancsi Punch (tokoh dalam sandiwara boneka) trúður (Pulcinella) 人形芝居の男主人公 인형극 Pucn-and-Judy에 나오는 주인공 juokdarys, klounas Pančs, komisks personāžs leļļu izrādē Punch Jan Klaassen Punch پنچ polichinelo personaj comic în teatrul de păpuşi englez (corespunzător lui Păcală) Панч, Петрушка Gašparko pavliha lutkarsko pozorište na otvorenom Kasper, kasperteater ชื่อของหุ่นกระบอก İngiliz kukla oyunundaki komik adam 英國木偶劇中的滑稽角色 Панч مزاحيہ کردار کا نام nhân vật lưng gù 英国木偶剧中的滑稽角色
as pleased as Punch
very pleased. baie bly فرِح جِداً، طائِرٌ من الفَرَح доволен feliz da vida šťastný jako blecha rundrum zufrieden meget glad καταχαρούμενος más feliz que un tonto narruseni rõõmus بسیار خوشحال onnesta soikeana heureux comme un roi מרוצה उत्साह igen megelégedett sangat senang yfir sig ánægður (contento come una pasqua) 大喜びで 매우 기쁜 labai patenkintas benar-benar gembira dolblij svært fornøyd, kisteglad nie posiadający się z radości ډير خوشحاله feliz da vida fericit (ne­voie mare) очень довольный šťastný ako blcha zelo zadovoljen presrećan mäkta belåten ยินดีเป็นอย่างยิ่ง çok memnun 非常高興 дуже задоволений بہت خوش rất hài lòng 非常高兴
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punch

→ لَكْمَة , مَزِيجٌ مِنْ مَشْرُوبَاتٍ مُخْتَلِفَةٍ , يَضْرِبُ punč, rána pěstí, udeřit pěstí punch, slå, slag boxen , Faustschlag , Punsch γροθιά , γρονθοκοπώ dar un puñetazo , ponche , puñetazo pamauttaa, punssi, tälli coup de poing , donner un coup de poing , punch punč, udarac, udariti dare un pugno , pugno , punch げんこつをくらわす, パンチ 펀치, 한 대 치기, 한 대 치다 punch , slaan , vuistslag knyttneveslag , punsj , stanse ut poncz , uderzenie pięścią , uderzyć pięścią esmurrar , murro , ponche наносить удары кулаком , пунш , удар кулаком slå, slag, toddy เครื่องดื่มผสมที่มีน้ําผลไม้และเหล้า, การชก, ชก panç , yumruk , yumruklamak cú đấm, đấm, rượu mạnh pha đường, trái cây, gia vị 拳打 , 混合饮料
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punch

n. sacabocados, instrumento quirúrgico que se usa para perforar o cortar un disco o un segmento de tejido.
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But Maclean had taken his share of the punch, and vowed that no gentleman should leave his table after the bowl was brewed; so there was nothing for it but to sit and hear Jacobite toasts and Gaelic songs, till all were tipsy and staggered off to the bed or the barn for their night's rest.
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They'll hold me up as long as I've got a punch left in my arms, and I always have that.
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Having laid in the materials for a bowl of punch, to be compounded by Mr.
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'In about half an hour, Tom woke up with a start, from a confused dream of tall men and tumblers of punch; and the first object that presented itself to his waking imagination was the queer chair.
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Yea, verily, hearts alive, we'd brew choice punch in the spread of his spout-hole there, and from that live punch-bowl quaff the living stuff!
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The merry man was the first to greet the strangers with a nod; and following the old man's eyes, he observed that perhaps that was the first time he had ever seen a Punch off the stage.
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Having ordered punch and summoned de Beausset, he began to talk to him about Paris and about some changes he meant to make the Empress' household, surprising the prefect by his memory of minute details relating to the court.
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Newman's first act was to compel Nicholas, with gentle force, to swallow half of the punch at a breath, nearly boiling as it was; and his next, to pour the remainder down the throat of Smike, who, never having tasted anything stronger than aperient medicine in his whole life, exhibited various odd manifestations of surprise and delight, during the passage of the liquor down his throat, and turned up his eyes most emphatically when it was all gone.
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Most of you know Punch. He and his dog Toby are old friends.
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Finally, he insisted upon having a bowl of rack punch; everybody had rack punch at Vauxhall.
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"Nothin' to stop you now but a lucky punch. Watch out for it."
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He said, "The present age was not improved in anything so much as in their puppet-shows; which, by throwing out Punch and his wife Joan, and such idle trumpery, were at last brought to be a rational entertainment.
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