punchedadjective
UK
/pʌntʃt/
US
/pʌntʃt/
Translations
The punched card was used in early computing.
Пробитая карта использовалась в ранних вычислениях.
The punched paper had holes for easy binding.
Перфорированная бумага имела отверстия для легкого переплета.
Definitions
Having been hit or struck with a fist.
The punched wall showed signs of frustration and anger.
Having holes or perforations made by a punch tool.
The punched paper was ready to be placed in the binder.
punchverb

punched

Past Simple

punched
Past Simple
punched
Past Participle
punching
Gerund
UK
/pʌntʃ/
US
/pʌntʃ/
Translations
He decided to punch the wall in frustration.
Он решил ударить стену от досады.
She used a machine to punch holes in the paper.
Она использовала машину, чтобы пробивать отверстия в бумаге.
Additional translations
Definitions
To strike with a closed fist.
He punched the bag with all his strength.
To make a hole in something using a punch or similar tool.
She punched holes in the paper to fit it into the binder.
To press a button or key on a machine.
He punched the numbers into the calculator.
punchnoun
Definitions
A quick, forceful blow with a fist.
The boxer delivered a powerful punch to his opponent's jaw.
A tool or machine for making holes or indentations.
He used a punch to create holes in the leather belt.
A drink, typically containing fruit juice and other ingredients, often served at parties.
The guests enjoyed a refreshing bowl of fruit punch at the summer gathering.
A strong effect or impact.
The new advertising campaign packs a punch with its bold visuals.
punchadjective
Definitions
Relating to or designed for punching holes or delivering punches.
The workers used a punch press for heavy-duty metal fabrication.
Relating to, containing, or used for the beverage punch.
The caterers set out several punch bowls for the reception.