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1 give someone a walloping
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tr['wɒləpɪŋ]1 familiar (very big) enorme, colosaladj.• grandote adj.['wɒlǝpɪŋ]1.Nto give sb a walloping — dar una paliza a algn, zurrar a algn *
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A n raclée f ; to get a walloping recevoir une raclée ○ ; to give sb a walloping donner une raclée ○ à qn. -
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wal·lop·ing[ˈwɒləpɪŋ, AM ˈwɑ:-]we had a \walloping good time at Darryl's birthday party wir haben uns auf Daryls Geburtstag super[gut] amüsiert* * *['wɒləpɪŋ] (inf)1. nPrügel pl (inf), Abreibung f (inf); (= defeat) Schlappe f (inf)2. adjriesig; price gesalzen (inf), saftig (inf); loss, defeat gewaltig (inf); lie faustdick (inf)* * *walloping umgA adja) riesig, Mords…;b) gesalzen, gepfeffert umg (Preise, Rechnung etc)c) faustdick umg (Lüge)B adv:C s (Tracht f) Prügel pl, Dresche f umg:* * *adj.verprügelnd adj. -
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attr, inv( fam);we had a \walloping good time at Darryl's birthday party wir haben uns auf Daryls Geburtstag super[gut] amüsiert n -
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1) ((of a person) very careful; attending to every detail: a thorough worker.) cuidadoso, minucioso; concienzudo2) ((of a task etc) done with a suitably high level of care, attention to detail etc: His work is very thorough.) minucioso3) (complete; absolute: a thorough waste of time.) completo, absoluto•- thoroughness
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thorough adj minucioso / a fondotr['ɵʌrə]1 (deep) profundo,-a, a fondo2 (careful) cuidadoso,-a, minucioso,-a3 (person) concienzudo,-a4 (utter, complete) total, verdadero,-athorough ['ɵəro:] adj1) conscientious: concienzudo, meticuloso2) complete: absoluto, completo♦ thoroughly advadj.• cabal adj.• completo, -a adj.• concienzudo, -a adj.• cuidadoso, -a adj.• detenido, -a adj.• minucioso, -a adj.'θɜːrəʊ, 'θʌrəa) ( conscientious) < person> concienzudo, cuidadoso; <search/investigation> meticuloso, riguroso; <wash/clean> a fondo; < knowledge> sólidoa thorough waste of time — una total or absoluta pérdida de tiempo
['θʌrǝ]ADJ1) (=complete) [examination, search, investigation] riguroso, minucioso; [training] riguroso, a fondo; [knowledge, understanding] profundo, sólidoto give sth a thorough clean/wash — limpiar/lavar algo bien or a fondo
the room needed a thorough clean — la habitación necesitaba una buena limpieza or una limpieza a fondo
2) (=meticulous) [person, teacher] concienzudo, meticulosoto be thorough in doing sth — hacer algo a conciencia, ser meticuloso a la hora de hacer algo
3) (as intensifier) (=complete, total)to make a thorough nuisance of o.s. — dar la lata a base de bien *
* * *['θɜːrəʊ, 'θʌrə]a) ( conscientious) < person> concienzudo, cuidadoso; <search/investigation> meticuloso, riguroso; <wash/clean> a fondo; < knowledge> sólidoa thorough waste of time — una total or absoluta pérdida de tiempo
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