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Verbes d'Aide et de Blessure - Verbes pour Frapper

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais se référant à frapper tels que "gifler", "passer à tabac", et "fouetter".

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

to harshly beat someone using a whip or rod

fouetter, flageller

fouetter, flageller

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

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

gifler, claquer

gifler, claquer

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

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

frapper, taper

frapper, taper

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

to physically attack someone, often with repeated blows

tabasser, passer à tabac

tabasser, passer à tabac

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

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

battre, marteler

battre, marteler

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

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

frapper, cogner

frapper, cogner

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

to strike or beat someone several times with force

rosser, battre

rosser, battre

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

to whip or strike someone harshly

fouetter, flageller

fouetter, flageller

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

to beat someone harshly using a rod or whip

flageller, fouetter

flageller, fouetter

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

to hit forcefully

frapper violemment, asséner un coup puissant

frapper violemment, asséner un coup puissant

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

to forcefully hit something or someone

frapper, cogner

frapper, cogner

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

to strike forcefully, especially using the fist

frapper, cogner

frapper, cogner

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

to hit forcefully with a distinct, loud sound

frapper, cogner

frapper, cogner

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

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

matraquer, rosser

matraquer, rosser

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

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

lapider, bombarder

lapider, bombarder

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

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

frapper

frapper

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

to hit a thing or person with the foot

donner un coup de pied

donner un coup de pied

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

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

donner un coup de poing à

donner un coup de poing à

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

to hit or strike something with a sweeping motion

balayer, frapper d'un mouvement ample

balayer, frapper d'un mouvement ample

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

to strike someone repeatedly, usually causing physical harm or injury

battre, frapper

battre, frapper

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

to hit using hands or weapons

frapper, donner un coup à, donner des coups à, mettre un coup à, mettre des coups à

frapper, donner un coup à, donner des coups à, mettre un coup à, mettre des coups à

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

to hit forcefully using the hand or a heavy instrument

frapper, marteler

frapper, marteler

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

to forcefully strike something or someone

frapper, marteler

frapper, marteler

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

to strike forcefully with a sharp blow

frapper, taper

frapper, taper

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

to push someone with one's elbow

couder, donner un coup de coude

couder, donner un coup de coude

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

to violently hit a person or animal with a whip

fouetter

fouetter

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

to suddenly attempt to strike someone or something

s'emporter, se déchaîner

s'emporter, se déchaîner

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

to hit someone unexpectedly and without warning

frapper par surprise, donner un coup en traître

frapper par surprise, donner un coup en traître

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