thrash

thrash
Ɵræʃ
verb
1) (to strike with blows: The child was soundly thrashed.) jule opp, denge, slå
2) (to move about violently: The wounded animal thrashed about/around on the ground.) slå om seg
3) (to defeat easily, by a large margin: Our team was thrashed eighteen-nil.) bli knust, få ordentlig juling
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denge
verb \/θræʃ\/
1) denge, slå løs på, jule (opp)
2) (hverdagslig) klå, beseire, slå sønder og sammen
• the team was thrashed
laget ble grundig slått
3) piske, slå med, slå om seg
• the whale thrashed the water with its tail
hvalen pisket opp vannet med halen
4) piske, slå
• the branches thrashed against my window
grenene slo mot vinduet mitt
5) treske
6) (om fartøy) arbeide seg frem, forklaring: seile mot vinden, tidevannet e.l.
• the ship thrashed to windward
skipet seilte til lovart
thrash about eller thresh about slå (vilt) omkring seg, fekte med armer og ben, plaske (vilt)
• the swimmer thrashed about in the water
svømmeren plasket (vilt) rundt i vannet
kaste på seg (overført) lete\/søke febrilsk etter
be thrashed eller be threshed få juling bli beseiret
thrash out eller thresh out diskutere uttømmende, gjennomdrøfte
• I need to thrash out a problem I've got
jeg trenger å gjennomdrøfte et problem som jeg har
thrash something out eller thresh something out snakke ut om noe
thrash something out with someone eller thresh something out with someone snakke ut med noen om noe

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