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pound (obj) HITpaJndvto hit or beat repeatedly with a lot of force, or to crush by hitting repeatedly连续重击，捣碎，猛烈袭击I could feel my heart pounding as I went on stage to collect the prize. [I]上台领奖时我感到心砰砰直跳。Nearly 50 people are still missing after the storm pounded southern France with torrential rain and powerful winds. [T]狂风暴雨袭击了法国南部后，仍有约50人失踪。Shells, grenades and rockets pounded the town all night but no one was killed. [T]炮弹、手榴弹和火箭猛烈袭击了这个城镇整整一夜，但无人死亡。The city was pounded to rubble during the war. [T]战争中这个城市被炸成一片废墟。Pound the garlic into a paste and then fry it with the onions. [T]把大蒜捣成酱和洋葱一起炒。I locked myself in the bathroom and he pounded on the door demanding to be let in. [I]我把自己关在浴室里了，他不停地打门要进去。He always pounds the table when he's angry. [T]他生气时总是要敲桌子。The doorbell rang and she pounded (= ran with quick loud steps) downstairs to answer it.门铃响了，她嗵嗵地跑下楼去开门。[I] She was pounding away on her typewriter until four in the morning. [I]她咚咚地打字直到凌晨四点。(fig.) The campaigners have promised to keep pounding away at (= keep trying to persuade) the council until the decision to build the road is reversed. [I]参加运动的人保证不停地劝说市政委员会，直到取消筑路的决定。
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