pummel in Spanish
pummel in Spanish is golpear — pummel means to hit someone or something repeatedly with the fists or in a heavy, battering way.
pummel in Spanish
golpear
To hit or strike heavily and repeatedly.
What does "pummel" mean?
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verb To hit someone or something repeatedly with the fists or in a heavy, battering way.
"Waves pummeled the small boat during the storm."
pummel in a sentence
- Waves pummeled the small boat during the storm.
- He pummeled the punching bag until his arms ached.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "pummel" in Spanish?
"pummel" in Spanish is golpear. pummel means: To hit someone or something repeatedly with the fists or in a heavy, battering way.
How do you use "pummel" in a sentence?
Example: "Waves pummeled the small boat during the storm." In Spanish, "pummel" is golpear.
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