whack
BrE /wæk/ AmE /wæk/
verb en → es
past whacked pp whacked ing whacking
to hit someone or something with a lot of force, especially using your hand or an object
golpear fuertemente, azotar
- whack somebody/something
Collocations whack a child on the bottom · whack someone over the head with something
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He whacked me across the face.
Me dio un azote en la cara.
to cook food by putting it in a pan with hot oil or fat until it is brown and crispy
freír, saltear
- whack something
Collocations whack potatoes in oil · whack chicken pieces until golden brown
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Whack the onions and garlic for a few minutes.
Saltee las cebollas y el ajo durante unos minutos.
to speak in an angry or loud way, often to criticize someone
hablar con rudeza, reprender
- whack somebody
Collocations whack a colleague about their work · whack someone for being late
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She whacked him for his poor performance.
Lo reprendió por su mal rendimiento.
to kill or seriously injure someone, especially by hitting them with a weapon
asesinar, matar
- whack somebody
Collocations whack a rival gang member · whack someone in a fight
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The police are looking for the man who whacked his wife.
La policía está buscando al hombre que mató a su esposa.