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| 1 | C the action of hitting someone or something with your fist (= closed hand) 重拳猛击；揍 |
| throw/land a punch Bellamy landed a series of good punches. 贝拉米接连挥出好几记漂亮的重拳。 |
| can/can’ t take a punch (=is difficult/easy to hurt) Nichols can’ t take a punch. 禁打/不禁打 |
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| 2 | C/U a sweet drink made with fruit juice and usually alcohol 潘趣酒（由果汁和酒制成的甜味饮品） |
| a bowl of fruit punch 一碗水果潘趣酒 |
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| 3 | U the emotional power of something such as a performance that affects how people feel （情感）力量；感染力 |
| Many British films lack emotional punch. 许多英国电影都缺乏感染力。 |
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| 4 | C a tool for making a hole in something 打孔器；穿孔机 |
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| - | (as) pleased as punch informal
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| extremely pleased about something |
| 对某物非常满意 |
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| - | beat sb to the punch
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| to manage to do or say something before someone else does it |
| 抢先某人一步 |
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| He wanted to ask Mary to dance, but Ron beat him to the punch. 他想邀请玛丽跳舞，但是罗恩抢先了一步。 |
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| - | not pullany/yourpunches
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| to express your feelings and opinions, especially criticism , very clearly |
| 直截了当地表达感受（尤指批评） |
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| James did not pull any punches in his criticism of our work. 詹姆斯直截了当地表达了对我们工作的批评。 |
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| - | pack a punch
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| have a strong effect on someone or something |
| 极有威力；很有效果 |
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| a drink that packs a punch 劲儿很大的酒 |
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| - | roll with the punches
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| to accept both the good and the bad that life , or a situation , brings |
| 泰然接受；处变不惊 |
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| Being an actor isn’ t easy, but I’ ve learnt to roll with the punches. 当一名演员不是件容易的事，但我已经学会了处变不惊。 |
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| Words frequently used with punch | | punch 的常见搭配词 | | verbs | deliver, land, pack, pull, swing, take, throw, | 1 | | | |
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