drub

UK
/drʌb/
US
/drʌb/
drubnoun
drubs
pl
UK
/drʌb/
US
/drʌb/
Translations
défaite cinglanteSens figuré : défaite très nette en compétition.
The visitors suffered a 6–0 drub at the hands of the champions.
Les visiteurs ont subi une défaite cinglante 6 à 0 face aux champions.
rosséeSens familier : volée de coups, raclée.
If you steal from him again, you'll get another drub.
Si tu lui voles encore quelque chose, tu auras une autre rossée.
Definitions
A severe beating or thrashing.
If you steal from him again, you'll get another drub.
A decisive or overwhelming defeat in a competition.
The visitors suffered a 6–0 drub at the hands of the champions.
drubverb
drubbed
Past Simple
drubbed
Past Participle
drubbing
Gerund
UK
/drʌb/
US
/drʌb/
Translations
rosserSens familier : battre violemment, rouer de coups.
The gang drubbed the thief before handing him over to the police.
La bande a rossé le voleur avant de le remettre à la police.
battreSens figuré : vaincre nettement dans une compétition.
The home team drubbed their rivals with a score of 5-0.
L'équipe à domicile a battu ses rivaux 5 à 0.
Definitions
To beat or thrash with a stick or similar object.
The gang drubbed the thief before handing him over to the police.
To defeat decisively in a contest.
The home team drubbed their rivals with a score of 5-0.