wallop in German
wallop in German is harter Schlag — wallop means to hit someone or something very hard.
wallop in German
harter Schlag
A heavy blow, punch.
What does "wallop" mean?
-
verb To hit someone or something very hard.
"He walloped the ball clean out of the park."
-
noun A heavy blow, or the force and impact of one.
"The punch landed with quite a wallop."
wallop in a sentence
- He walloped the ball clean out of the park.
- She walloped her brother on the arm for teasing her.
- The punch landed with quite a wallop.
Similar words in German
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "wallop" in German?
"wallop" in German is harter Schlag. wallop means: To hit someone or something very hard.
How do you use "wallop" in a sentence?
Example: "He walloped the ball clean out of the park." In German, "wallop" is harter Schlag.
Study it as flashcards or scroll it in Flow — saved to your collection.