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Verbos de Ayuda y Daño - Verbos para Golpear

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a golpear como "abofetear", "golpear", y "azotar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Helping and Hurting
to lash
to lash
[Verbo]

to harshly beat someone using a whip or rod

azotar, flagelar

azotar, flagelar

Ex: The cruel taskmaster would lash the slaves for the slightest mistakes. 
to smack
to smack
[Verbo]

to hit someone or something hard with an open hand or a flat object

abofetear, golpear

abofetear, golpear

Ex: He threatened to smack the misbehaving child if they didn't listen. 
to bat
to bat
[Verbo]

to hit or strike someone or something with one's hand or a bat

golpear, pegar

golpear, pegar

Ex: The child batted the pinata until it broke open. 
to beat up
to beat up
[Verbo]

to physically attack someone, often with repeated blows

golpear, apalear

golpear, apalear

Ex: The gang members decided to beat up their rival in a street confrontation. 
to thrash
to thrash
[Verbo]

to beat or strike repeatedly with force, often in a violent or uncontrolled manner

golpear, azotar

golpear, azotar

Ex: Frustrated with the malfunctioning device, he began to thrash it against the table in an attempt to fix it. 
to thump
to thump
[Verbo]

to hit or strike heavily with the hand or a blunt object, producing a dull, muffled sound

golpear, aporrear

golpear, aporrear

Ex: He thumped the table in frustration after a challenging day. 
to drub
to drub
[Verbo]

to strike or beat someone several times with force

golpear, aporrear

golpear, aporrear

Ex: The coach threatened to drub the players if they didn't improve their performance. 
to welt
to welt
[Verbo]

to whip or strike someone harshly

azotar, fustigar

azotar, fustigar

Ex: The cruel taskmaster would welt the disobedient slaves as a form of punishment. 
to flog
to flog
[Verbo]

to beat someone harshly using a rod or whip

azotar, flagelar

azotar, flagelar

Ex: The oppressive regime would flog dissenters in public as a warning. 
to wallop
to wallop
[Verbo]

to hit forcefully

golpear con fuerza, asestar un golpe contundente

golpear con fuerza, asestar un golpe contundente

Ex: The boxer managed to wallop his opponent with a powerful right hook. 
to bash
to bash
[Verbo]

to forcefully hit something or someone

golpear, machacar

golpear, machacar

Ex: The angry protester attempted to bash the door of the government building. 
to clout
to clout
[Verbo]

to strike forcefully, especially using the fist

golpear, pegar

golpear, pegar

Ex: The angered individual threatened to clout the troublemaker if the taunts continued. 
to thwack
to thwack
[Verbo]

to hit forcefully with a distinct, loud sound

golpear, zurrar

golpear, zurrar

Ex: The carpenter had to thwack the stubborn nail to get it into place. 
to pummel
to pummel
[Verbo]

to repeatedly beat someone or something with force, often using the fists

apalear, golpear repetidamente

apalear, golpear repetidamente

Ex: The boxer managed to pummel his opponent into submission during the match. 
to pelt
to pelt
[Verbo]

to vigorously and continuously throw objects, often with force or intensity

apedrear, bombardear

apedrear, bombardear

Ex: The protesters pelted the police with stones during the demonstration. 
to hit
to hit
[Verbo]

to strike someone or something with force using one's hand or an object

golpear, pegar

golpear, pegar

Ex: I accidentally hit my thumb with the hammer. 
to kick
to kick
[Verbo]

to hit a thing or person with the foot

patear

patear

Ex: The karate expert kicks the punching bag during training. 
to punch
to punch
[Verbo]

to beat someone or something with a closed fist quickly and forcefully

darle un puñetazo a

darle un puñetazo a

Ex: In a fit of anger, he decided to punch the wall, leaving a hole. 
to swipe
to swipe
[Verbo]

to hit or strike something with a sweeping motion

golpear con un movimiento amplio, dar un manotazo

golpear con un movimiento amplio, dar un manotazo

Ex: The cat swiped at the dangling toy with its paw. 
to beat
to beat
[Verbo]

to strike someone repeatedly, usually causing physical harm or injury

golpear, pegar

golpear, pegar

Ex: The bully threatened to beat the younger student if he didn't hand over his lunch money. 
to strike
to strike
[Verbo]

to hit using hands or weapons

golpear, pegar

golpear, pegar

Ex: The blacksmith struck the hot metal with a hammer to shape it. 
to pound
to pound
[Verbo]

to hit forcefully using the hand or a heavy instrument

golpear, martillar

golpear, martillar

Ex: The frustrated carpenter pounded the stubborn nail with a hammer. 
to batter
to batter
[Verbo]

to forcefully strike something or someone

golpear, aporrear

golpear, aporrear

Ex: In frustration, he began to batter the door with a heavy object. 
to whack
to whack
[Verbo]

to strike forcefully with a sharp blow

golpear, pegar

golpear, pegar

Ex: He whacked the ball with the racket, sending it soaring over the net. 
to elbow
to elbow
[Verbo]

to push someone with one's elbow

codear, dar un codazo

codear, dar un codazo

Ex: He elbowed his opponent during the game to gain control of the ball. 
to whip
to whip
[Verbo]

to violently hit a person or animal with a whip

azotar, fustigar

azotar, fustigar

Ex: The taskmaster cruelly whipped the slaves to force them to work faster. 
to lash out

to suddenly attempt to strike someone or something

arremeter, atacar

arremeter, atacar

Ex: The frustrated chef lashed out, throwing a pot across the kitchen. 
to sucker punch

to hit someone unexpectedly and without warning

golpear por sorpresa, dar un golpe traicionero

golpear por sorpresa, dar un golpe traicionero

Ex: In the heated argument, he resorted to sucker punching his opponent when they least expected it. 
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