英:['lærəp]
美:['lærəp]
英:['lærəp]
美:['lærəp]
noun
blow entry 5
verb
transitive verb
dialect to flog soundly : whip
dialect to defeat decisively : trounce
intransitive verb
dialect to move indolently or clumsily
"打,抽打",1823年,起源不明,可能与荷兰语 larpen "抽打"有关。首次被提及为萨福克方言词。
Noun origin unknown
The first known use of larrup was circa 1820
1 If I doant larrup him, as long as I can find a hard spot inside his ugly skin.
2 Why the larrup says his name is Winter—and don’t he look innocent?
3 Ezra: I never larruped enough, But let the varmints off too easily: That was the mischief.
4 I don’t mean larruped with a stick, but beaten in some fight, and made prisoners up the country.
5 His wits have never come right, and a deal, a deal of larruping it will take to make 'em grow.
6 "The financial sector is getting a larruping at the moment but it still has the potential of rising again like the phoenix," he said.
7 I have lived a whole month at a time on nothing but land-terrapin; they make larruping fine eating when you are cut off from camp this way.
8 Chesney Hughes made 70, had Compton stumped for 72, then larruped another 49.
9 The big Belfast mate larruped down the short companionway.
10 She worked me to death and wouldn't give me half enough to eat, and she used to larrup me 'most every day.
11 Now, my jokers,” added he, turning to us, “I’ve sworn to larrup every stowaway I ever finds in my brig, and I’m a going to larrup you now!”
12 "I wonder if your granny remembers when we were larruped for stealin' apples."
13 I couldn’t help wanting to know why you larruped him; but, as I said afore, it don’t matter.
14 BST14:10 81 min: Shelvey, bossing it in the middle of the park, steers a pass wide right for Ayew, who cuts inside and larrups a shot towards the top left.
15 ZOE-FANNY: I let him larrup it into me for the fun of it.
16 When the preliminary arrangements are completed, lighting his cigarette, he cramps himself up in the box, and, maintaining a continual clucking, larrups his skinny pony as the crazy gig goes rocking down the street.
17 At that the driver begins to larrup the horses.
18 Now that he has quit and has gone larruping off on his own hook, you may as well get what comfort out of it you can,” he said, trying to ameliorate her distress.
19 Well, she give him a larrup over the face with her whip that cut the hide!
20 When Zaheer offers a touch of width, Anderson larrups a swaggering cover drive for four.
1 击败
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2 彻底击败
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3 击打
4 一击
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5 打
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6 鞭打
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