Definition of punch-out in English:

punch-out

noun ˈpʌn(t)ʃaʊt

North American

1A token redeemable at a company store, etc., given as payment to employees. Compare "scrip". Now historical.
2A hole or perforation made by punching; a piece of material removed by punching a hole.
3A boxing match; a fist fight or brawl; = "punch-up".
4Baseball= "strike-out".

adjective ˈpʌn(t)ʃaʊt

North American

Designating a cardboard or paper model, picture, or shape which is loosely attached to a surround so that it may be pressed out by hand, especially as a children's activity.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Acts State Tennessee. From punch + out.

Definition of punch-out in US English:

punch-out

nounˈpʌn(t)ʃaʊt

North American

1A token redeemable at a company store, etc., given as payment to employees. Compare "scrip". Now historical.
2A hole or perforation made by punching; a piece of material removed by punching a hole.
3A boxing match; a fist fight or brawl; = "punch-up".
4Baseball= "strike-out".

adjectiveˈpʌn(t)ʃaʊt

North American

Designating a cardboard or paper model, picture, or shape which is loosely attached to a surround so that it may be pressed out by hand, especially as a children's activity.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Acts Tennessee. From punch + out.

单词	punch-out
释义	Definition of punch-out in English: punch-out noun ˈpʌn(t)ʃaʊt North American 1A token redeemable at a company store, etc., given as payment to employees. Compare "scrip". Now historical. 2A hole or perforation made by punching; a piece of material removed by punching a hole. 3A boxing match; a fist fight or brawl; = "punch-up". 4Baseball= "strike-out". adjective ˈpʌn(t)ʃaʊt North American Designating a cardboard or paper model, picture, or shape which is loosely attached to a surround so that it may be pressed out by hand, especially as a children's activity. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Acts State Tennessee. From punch + out. Definition of punch-out in US English: punch-out nounˈpʌn(t)ʃaʊt North American 1A token redeemable at a company store, etc., given as payment to employees. Compare "scrip". Now historical. 2A hole or perforation made by punching; a piece of material removed by punching a hole. 3A boxing match; a fist fight or brawl; = "punch-up". 4Baseball= "strike-out". adjectiveˈpʌn(t)ʃaʊt North American Designating a cardboard or paper model, picture, or shape which is loosely attached to a surround so that it may be pressed out by hand, especially as a children's activity. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Acts Tennessee. From punch + out.
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