clobbered

UK
/ˈklɒbəd/
US
/ˈklɑːbərd/

Translations

clobberedadjective
more clobbered
Comp.
most clobbered
Super.
UK
/ˈklɒb.əd/
US
/ˈklɑː.bɚd/
battu à plate coutureFamilier.
The clobbered team left the field with their heads down.
L'équipe battue à plate couture a quitté le terrain, tête basse.
The clobbered car needed several expensive repairs.
La voiture abîmée avait besoin de plusieurs réparations coûteuses.
complètement ivreFamilier.
He was so clobbered after the party that he could barely stand.
Il était complètement ivre après la fête et pouvait à peine tenir debout.
Additional translations
écraséPour une défaite nette et humiliante.
défoncéArgot.
clobberverb

clobbered

Past Simple

clobbered
Past Simple
clobbered
Past Participle
clobbering
Gerund
UK
/ˈklɒbə/
US
/ˈklɑːbər/
frapperFamilier.
The boxer clobbered his opponent with a powerful right hook.
Le boxeur a frappé son adversaire avec un puissant crochet du droit.
battreFamilier ; emploi courant pour une victoire très nette.
The home team clobbered their rivals with a score of 10-0.
L’équipe locale a battu ses rivaux sur le score de 10 à 0.
Additional translations
critiquerPar extension ; familier.
abîmerPar extension.

Definitions

clobberedadjective
Severely beaten or defeated.
The clobbered team left the field with their heads down after the crushing defeat.
Badly damaged or affected.
The clobbered economy struggled to recover after the financial crisis.
Intoxicated or heavily under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
He was so clobbered after the party that he could barely stand.
clobberverb
To hit or strike someone or something hard.
The boxer clobbered his opponent with a powerful right hook.
To defeat decisively.
The home team clobbered their rivals with a score of 10-0.
To criticize or punish severely.
The critics clobbered the new movie for its lack of originality.
To damage or affect negatively.
The sudden storm clobbered the coastal town, leaving many homes destroyed.