thumping

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishthumpingthump‧ing /ˈθʌmpɪŋ/ adjective [only before noun] 1 British English informal (also thumping great)LOT/VERY MUCH very big or great Mulroney swept to power with a thumping majority. He told us some thumping great lies!2 thumping music has a strong loud beat3 → thumping headacheExamples from the Corpusthumping• The first tranche of shares in 1987 sold at £26,000, and the most recent at a thumping £41,000.• Slashing costs and hiking insurance rates cut its loss against 1991 by a thumping £84 million.• A thumping defeat is said to be a victory.• the band's thumping Salsa beat

单词	thumping
释义	thumping From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishthumpingthump‧ing /ˈθʌmpɪŋ/ adjective [only before noun] 1 British English informal (also thumping great)LOT/VERY MUCH very big or great Mulroney swept to power with a thumping majority. He told us some thumping great lies!2 thumping music has a strong loud beat3 → thumping headacheExamples from the Corpusthumping• The first tranche of shares in 1987 sold at £26,000, and the most recent at a thumping £41,000.• Slashing costs and hiking insurance rates cut its loss against 1991 by a thumping £84 million.• A thumping defeat is said to be a victory.• the band's thumping Salsa beat
随便看	have no problem doing have no problem in doing have no recollection have no recollection (of something) have no recollection of have no right to do have no right to do something have no say in have no stomach for a fight etc have no stomach for a fight/task etc have no stomach for a task etc have no truck with have no use for have no use for somebody/something have no wish to do have no wish to do something have no/every intention of doing something have not a lot etc going for have not much lot etc going for have nothing a lot etc going for have nothing against have nothing against somebody/something have nothing better to do have nothing much lot etc going for have nothing on