Summary
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- wallops:
- wallop:
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Wiktionary:
- wallop → acuñar, barajar, golpetear, pegar, sacudir, trillar, golpear, chocar, percutir, desagradar, escandalizar, sorprender, batir
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Detailed Translations for wallops from English to Spanish
wallops:
Translation Matrix for wallops:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
bofetadas | belts; clips; clouts; punches; wallops | |
golpes | belts; clips; clouts; punches; wallops | blows; colliding; cracks; disasters; jolting; misfortunes; pounding; punches; thumping |
sopapos | belts; clips; clouts; punches; wallops | |
tortazos | belts; clips; clouts; punches; wallops |
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Conjugations for wallop:
present
- wallop
- wallop
- wallops
- wallop
- wallop
- wallop
simple past
- walloped
- walloped
- walloped
- walloped
- walloped
- walloped
present perfect
- have walloped
- have walloped
- has walloped
- have walloped
- have walloped
- have walloped
past continuous
- was walloping
- were walloping
- was walloping
- were walloping
- were walloping
- were walloping
future
- shall wallop
- will wallop
- will wallop
- shall wallop
- will wallop
- will wallop
continuous present
- am walloping
- are walloping
- is walloping
- are walloping
- are walloping
- are walloping
subjunctive
- be walloped
- be walloped
- be walloped
- be walloped
- be walloped
- be walloped
diverse
- wallop!
- let's wallop!
- walloped
- walloping
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• wallop | → acuñar; barajar; golpetear; pegar; sacudir; trillar | ↔ battre — frapper de coups répétés. |
• wallop | → golpear; pegar | ↔ frapper — A TRIER |
• wallop | → chocar; golpear; pegar; percutir; desagradar; escandalizar; sorprender; batir | ↔ heurter — entrer brusquement en contact. |
• wallop | → trillar | ↔ rosser — (familier, fr) battre quelqu’un violemment, le rouer de coups. |