pummeled

UK
/ˈpʌm.əld/
US
/ˈpʌm.əld/

Translations

pummelverb

pummeled

Past Simple

pummeled
Past Simple
pummeled
Past Participle
pummeling
Gerund
UK
/ˈpʌm.əl/
US
/ˈpʌm.əl/
The gang decided to pummel the intruder until he left.
Банда решила избивать нарушителя, пока он не уйдёт.
The hail continued to pummel the roof throughout the storm.
Град продолжал долбить по крыше на протяжении всего шторма.
The boxer began to pummel his opponent with powerful punches.
Боксёр начал колотить своего противника мощными ударами.
Additional translations
pummelpast participle

pummeled

Used attributively to describe something that has been beaten or battered.

Definitions

pummelverb
To strike repeatedly with fists.
The boxer pummeled his opponent until the referee intervened.
To criticize or defeat someone or something severely.
The team was pummeled by their rivals in the championship game.
Of wind, waves, or other natural forces: to strike something heavily and repeatedly.
Storm-driven waves pummeled the breakwater through the night.
pummelpast participle
Beaten or battered by repeated blows.
He arrived at the station with a pummeled suitcase and a weary smile.