pummel

1. To hit or strike heavily and repeatedly.

   Rain pummeled the roof.

   The boxer pummeled his opponent.

   einschlagen auf, verdreschen

   барабанитьbarabanitʹ

   strike, usually with the fist

2. To scornfully criticize someone or something.

   The politician was pummeled by the media for his controversial statements.

1. The wind was pummeling the trees pretty hard.

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2. It's too bad but we got pummeled at the soccer match.

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3. I ought to pummel you for everything obnoxious you said about my aunt.

   ruМне следует тебя поколотить за все те гадости, что ты сказал про мою тётю. — Wezel

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4. Don't pummel your brother.

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