punched
word · lemma: punch
/ˈpəntʃt/
puhncht
/pˈʌntʃt/
puhncht
Definition
If someone 'punched' another person or thing, they hit it with their closed fist. It can also mean making a hole with a special tool, like a puncher.
Usage & Nuances
'Punched' is the past form of 'punch.' Often used for physical fighting ('punched someone'), or for using a device to make holes ('punched a ticket'). Don't confuse with 'kick' (with foot) or 'hit' (general).
Spanish: golpeó - dio un puñetazoPortuguese (BR): socoou - deu um socoPortuguese (PT): socoou - deu um murroChinese (Simplified): 打了一拳 - 打孔Chinese (Traditional): 打了一拳 - 打洞Hindi: घूंसा माराArabic: ضرب بلكمةBengali: ঘুষি মারা - ফুটো করা (যন্ত্র দিয়ে)Russian: ударил кулаком - пробил (дырку)Japanese: 殴った - 穴をあけた(道具で)Vietnamese: đấm - đục lỗ (bằng dụng cụ)Korean: 주먹질했다 - 펀치로 구멍을 냈다Turkish: yumruk attı - deldi (aletle)Urdu: مکا مارا - سوراخ کیا (اوزار سے)Indonesian: memukul (dengan tinju) - melubangi (dengan alat)
Example Sentences
He punched the wall in anger.
basic
She punched her ticket at the station.
basic
The boy punched his brother during the game.
basic
I can't believe he just punched me for no reason.
natural
She accidentally punched a hole in her bag with her pen.
natural
Everyone was shocked when the player punched the referee.
natural