pounding
ketukan
definition
verb
Patrick pounded the couch with his fists
strike or hit heavily and repeatedly.
shut (an animal) in a pound.
noun
the pounding of the surf on a sandy beach
repeated and heavy striking or hitting of someone or something.
translation of 'pounding'
noun
entakan,
debur,
ketokan,
getok,
ketukan
example
That's the place where a Notre Dame football player took a 'pounding' after being arrested.
The runway, made of asphalt reinforced with more asphalt, took a 'pounding' .
We are arranging so that presently this will be the other way around, but meanwhile London and our big cities have had to stand their 'pounding' .
The London market took another 'pounding' yesterday as a huge sell-off in the US hit investor confidence in the City.
She sat serenely in her throne, surveying her courtiers through utterly regal eyes, which hid the heavy 'pounding' of her heart.
the victory was badly needed after a 16-7 'pounding' at the hands of Brooklyn
Big Vinny was the only guy that supported them and he took a 'pounding' for that at school.
the 'pounding' of the surf on a sandy beach
Then if the carts are built heavy, even heavier wheel brackets are needed to absorb this 'pounding' .
As the storm passed through our area, these heavy winds took a 'pounding' on the Atlantic coast.
The market took a 'pounding' in almost all sectors, with the momentum of a month-long decline in high-tech stocks dragging the market down yet further.
all she could hear was the 'pounding' of her heart
Most bodybuilders would assume that this works because it gives the joints a break from heavy 'pounding' .
True to her observation, the heavy 'pounding' steadily got louder and louder, until it suddenly stopped.
The heavy 'pounding' of a bass guitar invaded my brain, and I realized the neighbors were still playing my music.
She remembered waking up with heavy 'pounding' on the door.
That induced some sick looks on West faces, and well might they have dreaded having to return to the frozen tundra of western Ayrshire for another 'pounding' .
Heavy 'pounding' at my door accompanied my mother's worried question.
But certainly the area south of the city today, we're told, taking a very heavy 'pounding' indeed.
When the market started to weaken they really took a 'pounding' .
all she could hear was the 'pounding' of her heart
The government took a 'pounding' on all fronts last week.
the 'pounding' of the surf on a sandy beach
For Williams took a 'pounding' , albeit brief, but came back to clinch the fight with some terrific work in the 12 th and final round.
Almost as soon as she had, the door shook with heavy, rhythmic 'poundings' .
I heard the heavy 'poundings' of my heart in my ears; I felt the inward struggle as I gasped for breaths.
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