whack in Italian
whack in Italian is colpo, colpire — whack means to hit something hard and sharply.
whack in Italian
colpo
(US, slang) An attempt, a chance, a turn, a go, originally an attempt to beat someone or something.
colpire
To hit, slap or strike.
What does "whack" mean?
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verb To hit something hard and sharply.
"He whacked the vending machine when it ate his coins."
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noun A hard, sharp blow or the sound it makes.
"The bat connected with a satisfying whack."
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noun Informal: a share or portion of something, especially money.
"Everyone in the crew got their whack once the job was done."
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verb Slang: to kill someone, especially in criminal or mob contexts.
"In the film, the informant gets whacked before he can testify."
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whack in a sentence
- He whacked the vending machine when it ate his coins.
- She whacked the ball clean over the fence.
- The bat connected with a satisfying whack.
- Everyone in the crew got their whack once the job was done.
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What is "whack" in Italian?
"whack" in Italian is colpo, colpire. whack means: To hit something hard and sharply.
How do you use "whack" in a sentence?
Example: "He whacked the vending machine when it ate his coins." In Italian, "whack" is colpo, colpire.
Are there other ways to say "whack" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "whack": colpo, colpire.
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