Translations for „thwack“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

thwack <a thwack; thwacks> N SPORTS

thwack

ضَرْبَة

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English

Slog sweeps, scoops, shuffling across the stumps to thwack on both sides of the wicket and making room to loft bowlers with utmost ease.

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He snaps a string and it hits the little fellow on the cheek with a nasty and painful thwack.

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The almighty thwack sounded like a trebuchet being fired.

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Quickly, crop to left hand and thwack, thwack, thwack on the left.

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Remember the satisfying thwack of the date stamp (if you were allowed to use it)?

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Even better, try verbalising your feelings out loud as you thwack or scream.

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Stand up right now and give yourself a thwack with a ruler.

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Fashion -- whatever mysterious motives insiders care to ascribe to it -- works like a very simple, thwacking big pendulum.

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The sharp thwack of crops against horses' flanks.

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There was a dull thwack and a sudden explosion of feathers that drifted up over the bonnet and on to the windscreen.

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